EC 231-722-6
Also known as brimstone.
chemXplore tracks 8 projects involving sulphur, of which 5 are active.
7 produce it and 2 use it as feedstock.
Of the active ones, 2 expansion, 2 revamp / retrofit and 1 new construction.
Engineering, project management, procurement support and FEED-to-execution services for new refinery, petrochemical, utility and sulfur recovery projects at the Rabigh complex.
Demand diversification, new industries and above‑ground constraints are driving cross‑border metals trade; Trafigura has deployed $7bn and invested in power, rail, storage and processing.
Around 40 analytical instruments installed across refinery and petrochemical labs to boost precision testing, digital workflows and capacity for fuels, solvents, bitumen and polymers.
U.S. project will upgrade 100% tire pyrolysis oil into low‑sulfur fuel (≤500 ppm); FEED underway and FID expected in 2027.
Agreement moves project from initial engineering toward EPC for a plant to process 5 billion m³/year, accelerating main-contract talks and expanding presence across Central Asia.
Modular FCC gasoline desulfurization unit commissioned in Argentina, marking the 300th Prime‑G+® installation and demonstrating faster delivery with reduced onsite activities.
Revenue +23.7% to 5,568 bln tenge; EBITDA +45% to 1,655 bln; net profit +69.1% to 904 bln; net debt rose to 983 bln tenge as cash/deposits declined.
Framework to explore LNG, crude, sulfur, shipping, chemicals and international investments, including lower‑carbon fuels and TA'ZIZ projects.
New unit processes copper, lead and sulfur in one plant, raising recycling capacity and EU supply-chain resilience.
Lab tests show selected EN 15940 and mtu-spec criteria met, sulphur <5 mg/kg, stable ≥3 months; engine performance and emissions were not assessed.
chemXplore tracks 22 plants producing sulphur in 17 countries.
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The 4 with the most plants, of 17 countries.
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The 3 with the most plants, of 17 producers.
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