Greek chemical industry news

The €80M contract involves engineering, procurement, and construction management for a new C3 splitter unit to produce polymer-grade propylene at the Corinth Refinery in Greece.

The project supports hydrogen infrastructure and technology, involving 35 projects across 13 Member States, with completion by 2036. It aims to boost renewable hydrogen supply and reduce natural gas dependency.

The MoU outlines plans to produce eco-friendly hydrogen, develop a high-efficiency CHP system, and create an innovation hub to advance hydrogen technologies in Greece.

The revamped CDTaee unit produces bio-ethers, resolves blending constraints, and creates high-octane TAEE for gasoline, aiding in meeting biofuel requirements and environmental standards.

The Elefsina Refinery upgrade increased capacity, reduced emissions, and improved environmental impact. It included a hydrocracker and flexicoker, enhancing cash generation and export capacity.