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BASF starts up steam cracker at new Verbund site in South China
BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Germany) has successfully commissioned the steam cracker at its newly built Verbund site in Zhanjiang in South China as scheduled. This is the first cracker in the world using 100 percent renewable energy to drive its main compressors (eDrives). As the heart of the Verbund, the steam cracker supplies important basic chemicals […]
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