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Oct 2017
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Petrochemicals

Advances in Monoethylene Glycol (MEG) Technologies (2017 Program)

This report provides a discussion of recent developments in ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol production technologies and includes process descriptions for major licensors.  Comparative production economics are presented for producing purified EO via ethylene oxidation and MEG from EO hydrolysis, the OMEGA process, and via DMO from coal.  An overview of regional EO and MEG markets is provided.
Oct 2017
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Renewable Chemicals and Energy

Advances in Battery Technology for Electric Vehicles (2017 Program)

This report reviews the developments in battery technology and its role in driving competitiveness for electric vehicles (EVs). Production cost estimates are developed for the main types of cathode batteries, including NCA, NMC and LFP.  Other non-cost related issues, such as charging facilities in major EV markets and life-cycle analysis are also examined.
Oct 2017
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Polymers and Plastics

Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) (2017 Program)

The process technologies and production economics for low density polyethylene (LDPE) and ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) are presented.  The leading tubular and autoclave processes are reviewed and compared.  Cost of production estimates have been developed on a USGC, China, and Middle East basis.  Production economics for LDPE are compared with LLDPE.  Demand by end use, capacity, and supply/demand/trade data is provided on a global and tri-regional basis.
Sep 2017
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Petrochemicals

Bisphenol-A (BPA) (2017 Program)

This techno-economic report offers a review of chemistry, properties, technology, and development trends of Bisphenol A (BPA). The report provides economics for BPA for several different global locations (USGC, Western Europe, and China) under a consistent first quarter 2017 price scenario. The report also provides a regional market analysis.
Sep 2017
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Polymers and Plastics

Non-woven Fibers (2017 Program)

This report describes the production technologies, provides profiles of equipment providers, and presents process descriptions for nonwoven fiber production technologies. Production economics for nonwoven polypropylene fabric production for the USGC and China are included. Market estimates by nonwoven end use application for the major geographical locations are also provided.
Sep 2017
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Petrochemicals

Isopropanol (2017 Program)

This report presents the commercial and developing isopropanol technologies.  Production economics for producers located in the USGC, Western Europe and China are provided for the three commercial routes along with an overview of isopropanol consumption, capacity and trade for global and major regional markets.
Jul 2017
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Petrochemicals

Methanol (2017 Program)

This report describes the prevalent methanol production technologies, provides profiles of major licensors, and presents process descriptions for their licensed technologies. Production economics for USGC, Western Europe, Middle East, and China are analyzed for four gas-based technologies and a coal-based methanol plant. An overview of methanol consumption, capacity, and trade is provided for global and major regional markets.
Jul 2017
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Oil, Gas and Refined Products
Petrochemicals

International Shale Gas: Reassessing the Industry's Future (2017 Program)

This report analyzes the shale gas resource potential of countries outside North America, and identifies the most likely sources of commercial production outside of North America over the next five years.  This report also considers petrochemical production economics based on feedstocks currently being utilized and the potential impact of shale gas in countries presently using heavier feedstocks.
Jun 2017
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Petrochemicals
Polymers and Plastics

Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) (2017 Program)

PET process technologies and production economics are presented. Process descriptions for PET production are provided for licensed technologies along with production estimates for USGC, Western Europe and China. Demand by end use, capacity and supply/demand/trade data is provided for global and regional markets. 
Jun 2017
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Oil, Gas and Refined Products

Technologies to Meet New Bunker Fuel Specifications (2017 Program)

This techno-economic report offers a review of the options available to refiners and ship owners to conform to the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) global sulfur specification that will take effect in 2020.  Refiners must consider continuing current HSFO production, new fuel oil blending options, installing residue desulfurization technology to produce LSFO or installing residue upgrading technology to reduce HSFO production.  Ship owners must comply by purchasing more expensive compliant fuels, installing exhaust gas scrubbing units on their ships or switching to an alternative fuel that is inherently low sulfur.  The report also provides economics for these options in various regions under a consistent first quarter 2017 price scenario and includes an analysis of the global bunker fuels market.

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