Sibur Plans Plasticizer Plant in Perm, Russia | CHEManager
Sibur Plans Plasticizer Plant in Perm, Russia 15.06.2017 - The Perm subsidiary of Russian gas and petrochemicals giant Sibur and the Perm territorial government have signed an eight-year special investment contract to set up a plant producing the plasticizer dioctyl terephthalate (DOTP).
Sibur's 100,000 mt/year DOTP plant in Perm starts production
London — Russian petrochemical producer Sibur's 100,000 mt/year dioctyl terephthalate plant in Russia's Perm Krai region has started production, a company spokeswoman told Platts Friday. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience.
Sibur commissions DOTP plasticizer plant | plasticstoday.com
Russia’s Sibur has commissioned an eco-friendly dioctyl terephthalate (DOTP) plasticizer facility in the city of Perm. DOTP is a key component in flexible PVC applications such as flooring and roofing membranes, wallpaper, cable compounds and automotive interiors. The Sibur DOTP plant in Perm, Russia, is the largest in Europe.
Sibur to build 100,000 mt/year DOTP plant in Perm by 2025
Russian petrochemical maker Sibur said Tuesday it has signed a special investment contract with the authorities of Russia's Perm Krai region to build a 100,000 mt/year dioctyl terephthalate plant. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Production is slated to launch in 2025.
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- Where is Sibur building a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) granule?
- Meanwhile, Sibur launched construction in September 2020 at its Polief site at Blagoveschensk, Bashkortostan, Russia, on a project to produce primary polyethylene terephthalate (PET) granules partly from recycled PET.
- Is Sibur building the first maleic anhydride plant in Russia?
- Sibur, meanwhile, is building Russia’s first maleic anhydride (MA) plant. The unit, with capacity for 45,000 metric tons/year of MA, is taking shape at Tobolsk and completion is expected in the second half of 2022. "It is making good progress,” says Petrov.
- What is Sibur's styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS) plant?
- Sibur started up a styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS) plant at Voronezh, Russia, with capacity for 50,000 metric tons/year in early 2020 and the unit is running at full capacity, Petrov says. The plant accounts for 3% of worldwide SBS capacity, according to Sibur.
- Does Sibur receive PET flakes from recyclers?
- Sibur has signed several contracts to receive PET flakes from recyclers, he says. Sibur recently completed construction of a 60,000-metric tons/year halobutyl rubber plant at Jamnagar, India, in a JV with Reliance Industries. The plant is in ramp-up phase and on its way to commercial production, Petrov says.
- How did zapsib impact Sibur's fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 results?
- The ramp-up of supply from ZapSib had a hugely positive impact on Sibur’s fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 results. But the company also benefited from robust demand for polymers in packaging and medical applications, among others, during the pandemic.
- Does zapsib still sell polyolefins in Russia?
- ZapSib still sold 486,000 metric tons of polyolefins in Russia during 2020. "It’s a large volume and it replaced a lot of imports,” Petrov says. The breakdown of ZapSib’s sales is likely to change in 2021, according to Petrov. "There will definitely be more in Russia,” he says.
