Iran’s PRTC signs deal with Norner for PP technology
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to Shana, Iran’s Petrochemical Research and Technology Company (PRTC) signed an agreement with Norway’s Norner, a global leader of Industrial R&D services in polymers, for the transfer of PP production technology.
The agreement includes the development of PP production and related catalysts.
Iran has a current PP production capacity of 965,000 tons/year and the country is aiming to increase it to 4 million tons/year as part of its six-year development plan, the reports revealed.
The agreement includes the development of PP production and related catalysts.
Iran has a current PP production capacity of 965,000 tons/year and the country is aiming to increase it to 4 million tons/year as part of its six-year development plan, the reports revealed.
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