Ineos-Statoil Ethane Deal Will Determine German Cracker

Ineos and Statoil are due to resume discussions at the end of this month on ethane supplies from Statoil to a previously announced olefins complex that Ineos is considering building at Wilhelmshaven, Germany, CW has learned (CW, April 5, 2006, p. 20). The project was put on hold pending a decision by Statoil on whether to go ahead with an associated project to build a gas separation plant at Dornum, Germany that would supply ethane to the planned 750,000-m.t./year Wilhelmshaven ethylene plant, about 50 km away. Statoil tells CW that it will make a final decision...

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