Williams to proceed with Canadian PDH facility

Williams announced it will begin construction on a previously proposed propane dehydrogenation (PDH) facility in Alberta, Canada. The PDH facility will be the first and only in Canada and will produce about 1.1 billion lbs/year of polymer-grade propylene with the opportunity to double capacity in the future, the company says. Capital costs are expected to be up to C$900 million ($881 million) and will be funded from cash flow from its Canadian operations and cash on hand, Williams says. Pending approval, the unit is scheduled to go in service second-quarter 2016...

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