Hengli s largest Ethylene Cracker in China Technip Energies provided the proprietary technology and process design for the Hengli petrochemical liquid ethylene plant in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China. The plant successfully started up at the beginning of 2020 to reach its capacity shortly after the start-up, and despite the Covid-19 context, passed all performance guarantees and the final acceptance test in the fourth quarter.

Technip Energies provided key proprietary technology components to achieve high energy efficiency and high yields. The plant ranks in the 1st quartile of comparable crackers for the lowest CO2 production per relative amount of high value chemical production.

We are very pleased with passing the final performance acceptance of the Hengli cracker. This is a great milestone for the complex and another example of our know-how to improve energy efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions through our proven ethylene technology. JIM MIDDLETON, Vice President, Ethylene Product Line and Technologies

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Bapco project: modernizing a refinery to boost efficiency and capacity EPC contract for the Bapco Refinery Modernization Program to boost efficiency and capacity, Bahrain

The project involves a major expansion and upgrade of the Sitra Refinery, increasing its total throughput up to 380,000 barrels per day (BPD) and improving both production slate and energy efficiency. Key features include the introduction of a high conversion unit and the integration and upgrading of existing and new utilities and offsites in compliance with international safety and environmental standards. This includes greenfield and brownfield activities.

This complex project, coordinating three engineering contractors, and correlating material suppliers from around the world, with two years of Covid-19 pandemic restrictions will be delivered in 2022. It clearly demonstrates Technip Energies state of the art technology and expert project management.

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Ongoing project

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