Indonesia’s Polychem takes MEG plant offline
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Market sources reported that Indonesia’s Polychem shut its No 1 MEG plant in Merak due to a scheduled maintenance at the end of April.
How long the maintenance at the 96,000 tons/year plant will last is not yet known.
The company also has another MEG plant with a capacity of 145,000 tons/year, which will be running normally during the maintenance period.
How long the maintenance at the 96,000 tons/year plant will last is not yet known.
The company also has another MEG plant with a capacity of 145,000 tons/year, which will be running normally during the maintenance period.
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