Canada’s first integrated PDH and PP complex remains on track
The new Heartland Petrochemical Complex is estimated to cost $3.5 billion, the company stated. The complex will be able to produce 525,000 tons/year of PP upon its slated completion in late 2021.
The construction of the new complex is currently completed by 85%, while the company is expected to generate between $450 million to $500 million annual average EBITDA following the start-up of its new facilities.
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