Celanese Explores Plans for Methanol Production Unit at Bishop, Texas, Facility
Mon, March 31 2014
Celanese is preparing to apply for the necessary environmental
construction permits for a methanol unit with an expected annual
capacity of 1.3 million tons at the company’s
The
“The strategic upstream production of methanol and the attractive
economics of natural gas in the
Celanese would also consider a joint venture structure for the
The company’s
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