- Repsol implemented Chevron Phillips Chemical's metallocene-based polyethylene technology at its Tarragona plant.
- The plant can produce both metallocene linear low density polyethylene (mLLDPE) and high density polyethylene (HDPE).
- The project was completed on time with zero safety incidents.
- Repsol's new Resistex® range targets European polyethylene customers.
Implementation of New Technology
Repsol has successfully implemented Chevron Phillips Chemical’s proprietary technology for producing metallocene-based polyethylene resins at its Tarragona plant in Spain. This plant is versatile, capable of producing both metallocene linear low density polyethylene (mLLDPE) and high density polyethylene (HDPE).
Project Completion
The project has been completed on schedule, with the first tests running successfully. Importantly, the entire process was carried out without any safety incidents affecting people, facilities, or the environment.
Product Range
The new range of metallocene-based polyethylene grades, branded as Repsol Resistex®, is designed to offer higher-value end-products. This development aligns with Repsol’s strategy to focus on product differentiation and specialties.
Market Focus
With the introduction of the Resistex® range, Repsol aims to strengthen its commitment to its European polyethylene customers, providing them with advanced material solutions.
