Enterprise Products to Use Catofin Technology

Enterprise Products Partners will use Catofin technology for its recently announced propane dehydrogenation plant in Texas, CW has learned. The facility will be designed to produce 750,000 m.t./year of polymer-grade propylene, making it the largest stand-alone propane dehydro unit when it begins operations in the third quarter of 2015. It will utilize growing supplies of U.S.-produced propane. The Catofin process was developed by Lummus together with Clariant’s subsidiary Süd-Chemie, which supplies catalysts for the process. The technology has captured about...

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