Update on China Power Situation
Coal For Christmas
by Tyler DurdenThursday, Oct 07, 2021 – 02:40 PM
Authored by Fortis Analysis via Human Terrain (emphasis ours),
THE URETHANE BLOG
Shipping Discussion
An Armor Conspired: the Global Shipping Freeze
Peter C. Earle – October 2, 2021 Reading Time: 13 minutes
Despite numerous personal shortcomings,
Plus a 10 Day National Holiday
A Dip In Shipping Rates: The End Of The Nightmare, Or Just The Eye Of The Hurricane
by Tyler DurdenSaturday,
Propane/Propylene Forecast
September 29, 2021
The Propane Nightmare Before Christmas: Tight Fundamentals Will Dampen Propylene Margins
The notion that global supply chains have been severely impacted by COVID is not new,
PO in China
SunSirs: Propylene Oxide Prices Rose Slightly in September
http://www.chemnet.com Sep 30,2021 SunSirs
Price trend
According to the monitoring data of SunSirs,
Propylene Falls 3c/lb in September
Chemical grade settled at $0.825/lb
Covestro Update
Covestro raises investment in sustainable growth
Investor Conference 2021: transformation toward a successful future
- Sustainability trends boost demand at Covestro
- New world-scale MDI plant: investment resumed
- EUR 1 billion for circular economy projects over ten years
- Mid-cycle EBITDA to rise to EUR 2.8 billion in 2024
- Expansion of sustainable portfolio: 45 products based on alternative raw materials already commercialized
Covestro is laying the groundwork for sustainable growth in the future.
China Update
China economy to slow as industries struggle from power crunch
Author: Fanny Zhang
2021/09/29
SINGAPORE (ICIS)–China’s economic prospects are being weighed down by an ongoing power crunch in a huge swathe of the country,
Railcar Primer
Why Is The Number Of Railcars In Storage Important?
by Tyler DurdenTuesday, Sep 28, 2021 – 02:10 PM
By Joanna Marsh of FreightWaves,
Covestro MDI Expansion Plans
Higher costs drive re-examination of Covestro MDI plant location plans – CEO
Author: Tom Brown
2021/09/28
LONDON (ICIS)–A significant increase in construction costs in the US has become a factor in Covestro moving to re-examine the potential location of its planned flagship methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI) plant,
