GAIL to commission two new PP lines in 2024-25
OIL & GAS

GAIL to commission two new PP lines in 2024-25

Gas Authority of India (GAIL) is geared up for its two new polypropylene (PP) plants with a combined capacity of 560,000 tonne per year by the second quarter of 2025, as per reports. The 60,000 tonne per year PP line in the northern Uttar Pradesh state will reportedly come on stream in January 2024, while the 500,000 tonne per year plant in the western Maharashtra state is scheduled to start up by April 2025. The one in Maharashtra has an upstream 500,000 tonne per year propane dehydrogenation unit that will provide propylene feedstock to the plant.

Gas Authority of India (GAIL) is geared up for its two new polypropylene (PP) plants with a combined capacity of 560,000 tonne per year by the second quarter of 2025, as per reports. The 60,000 tonne per year PP line in the northern Uttar Pradesh state will reportedly come on stream in January 2024, while the 500,000 tonne per year plant in the western Maharashtra state is scheduled to start up by April 2025. The one in Maharashtra has an upstream 500,000 tonne per year propane dehydrogenation unit that will provide propylene feedstock to the plant.

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