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ENEOS Corporation is a Japan-based energy and petrochemicals company and a core operating subsidiary of ENEOS Holdings. Headquartered in Tokyo, it is Japan’s largest refiner and fuel marketer, operating a nationwide network under the ENEOS brand.
The company runs integrated refineries and petrochemical facilities that manufacture transportation fuels and a broad slate of chemical products. Its portfolio includes base petrochemicals such as olefins (e.g., ethylene and propylene) and aromatics (e.g., benzene, toluene, xylenes), as well as solvents, asphalt, base oils, and lubricants. ENEOS supplies key feedstocks to downstream chemical producers in Japan and across Asia, supported by extensive trading, logistics, and storage operations.
ENEOS engages in research and operational initiatives aimed at improving process efficiency and reducing emissions, and it is active in areas such as advanced lubricants and lower‑carbon energy pathways, including hydrogen and biofuels. The company’s scale and integration make it a significant player in regional chemical value chains from refining through petrochemical intermediates.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving ENEOS, of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 1 cancelled project.
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Design and feasibility work for CO2 capture, liquefaction, temporary storage and maritime shipping at Mizushima to support a 3.43 Mtpa liquefied CO2 hub.
Planned wood-fiber-to-low-carbon-methanol plant near Alexandria will not proceed, citing slow market uptake, CCS and regulatory/financing uncertainty.
Transforms Louisiana forestry and sawmill residues into biomethanol and durable CO₂ storage; FEED nearing completion, FID targeted in 2026 with production from 2029.
Fourteen companies collaborate to create a supply chain for renewable plastics, enhancing Sony's product sustainability and tracking GHG emissions to reduce carbon footprint.
MCC enhances supply chain reliability and sustainability by centralizing mass balance credit management and improving traceability for chemical recycling operations.
Investment supports global expansion of Cat-HTR™ technology for converting waste plastics and biomass into sustainable fuels, aligning with goals for a low-carbon, circular economy.
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