Sabic shuts benzene unit in the Netherlands
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, Sabic shut its benzene unit in Geleen, the Netherlands for maintenance.
The maintenance at 335,000 tons/year plant is expected to last until late May, sources said.
The company’s one of the two crackers at the same location will also be offline during the same period.
The maintenance at 335,000 tons/year plant is expected to last until late May, sources said.
The company’s one of the two crackers at the same location will also be offline during the same period.
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