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Shell advances Pennsylvania cracker

Shell says work is progressing on the ethylene cracker complex it is building in Monaca, Pa. Workers have driven 4,200 pilings into the ground and have been pouring concrete foundations since March. The company hopes to complete the 1.6 million-metric-ton-per-year cracker and polyethylene plant, which will source raw materials from the local Marcellus shale formation, early next decade.

10.1021/cen-09516-buscon-shell-gr1

Shell chemicals head Graham van’t Hoff inspects the Monaca site. (Credit: Shell)

petrochemicalsShellshalePennsylvaniaA photo of Shell chemicals head Graham van’t Hoff at the Monaca site.

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Shell advances Pennsylvania cracker

Shell says work is progressing on the ethylene cracker complex it is building in Monaca, Pa. Workers have driven 4,200 pilings into the ground and have been pouring concrete foundations since March. The company hopes to complete the 1.6 million-metric-ton-per-year cracker and polyethylene plant, which will source raw materials from the local Marcellus shale formation, early next decade.

10.1021/cen-09516-buscon-shell-gr1

Shell chemicals head Graham van’t Hoff inspects the Monaca site. (Credit: Shell)

petrochemicalsShellshalePennsylvaniaA photo of Shell chemicals head Graham van’t Hoff at the Monaca site.

Shell advances Pennsylvania cracker

Shell says work is progressing on the ethylene cracker complex it is building in Monaca, Pa. Workers have driven 4,200 pilings into the ground and have been pouring concrete foundations since March. The company hopes to complete the 1.6 million-metric-ton-per-year cracker and polyethylene plant, which will source raw materials from the local Marcellus shale formation, early next decade.

10.1021/cen-09516-buscon-shell-gr1

Shell chemicals head Graham van’t Hoff inspects the Monaca site. (Credit: Shell)

petrochemicalsShellshalePennsylvaniaA photo of Shell chemicals head Graham van’t Hoff at the Monaca site.

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Title:

Shell advances Pennsylvania cracker

Published in:

Chemical & Engineering News ; 95 ; 12-13

Publication date:

2017-04-17

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1021/cen-09516-buscon002

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

petrochemicals , shale , Pennsylvania , Shell

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