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March 14, 2007

Secco to Expand Ethylene Capacity in China

Chemical Week Editorial Staff

Shanghai Secco Petrochemical (Secco), a joint venture between Sinopec and BP, will expand ethylene capacity at its 900,000-m.t./year naphtha cracker at Shanghai in a bid to lower...

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