- OMAN - Sohar Methanol.
Methanol Holding Int'l (50%), MAN Ferrostaal of Germany (20%) and Omzest (30%) are grouped in Oman Methanol Co. (OMC) which has a 3,000 t/d methanol plant built in Sohar in late 2007. Instead of a 5,000 t/d plant to cost over $550m, the partners opted for a smaller unit and ......
- OMAN - Sohar Methanol.
Methanol Holding Int'l (50%), MAN Ferrostaal of Germany (20%) and Omzest (30%) are grouped in Oman Methanol Co. (OMC) which has a 3,000 t/d methanol plant under construction in Sohar to be on stream in mid-2007. Instead of a 5,000 t/d plant to cost over $550m, the partners opted for ......
- OMAN - Methanol Venture.
Under a JV deal signed in late 2000, OOC and the German engineering firm Ferrostaal (affiliate of MAN) are to have a methanol plant built at Sohar. But instead of the original 5,000 t/d plant to cost $500m, the partners - including the local firm Omzest - have opted for ......
- Sasol's alcohol venture in
China.
In a joint venture with Singapore-based Wilmar Holdings, Sasol is building a 60,000 tonne/year fatty alcohol plant at the Chinese industrial port city of Lianyungang. Construction is due to begin in September and the plant is expected to come into production in mid-2007. "Establishing the first world-scale fatty alcohol plant ......
- OMAN - Profile - Salem Bin Mohammed Bin Shaaban Al
Ojaily.
A great deal of assistance to Minister Romhi comes from Shaaban, the undersecretary at the Petroleum and Gas Ministry. Shaaban has been in this post since the 1970s. He is also chairman of Oman LNG. A calm, pleasant person in his late 50s or early 60s, he is pragmatic and ......
- Why foreign investor strategy is
changing.
Why Foreign Investor Strategy is Changing In both primary and secondary cities, the Japanese, Taiwanese, and Korean, among others, are dumping dollars into development in America. As predicted by most real estate experts, the flow of foreign money into U.S. real estate continued in 1988 to the tune of $16.54 ......
- OMAN - The Petrochemical Project.
Muscat has been keen on having a petrochemicals industry since the early 1990s, but in view of the huge costs and market risks involved the sultanate has become extremely cautious on this. It had a big setback in early Oct. 1999 as BP Chemicals pulled out of a JV with ......