UOP Licenses Technology to Lukoil for FCC, Propylene Units in Russia

UOP says that it has agreed to license to Lukoil (Moscow) its technology to produce blending components used to make high-octane gasoline and propylene as well as other petrochemicals at Lukoil’s Nizhnii Novgorod, Russia, complex. The suite of technology will be used in a new integrated fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) complex. The new units, expected to start up in 2015, will produce more than 1 million m.t./year of gasoline blending components and more than 170,000 m.t./year of propylene. UOP and a number of its affiliates, in addition to technology...

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