Licensed process technology from Dow Selected for new butanol facility in China
Dow and Johnson Matthey announced China-based company, Guangxi Huayi New Material Company (Huayi) has selected LP Oxo SELECTOR 10 Technology to produce butanol at a new manufacturing facility. Under this licence, the plant will be built at Huayi’s integrated petrochemical complex in Qinzhou Port, China, with an annual butanol capacity of 300,000 metric tonnes.
LP Oxo SELECTOR 10 Technology, licensed through Dow and JMAT, enables the efficient production of butanol with low capital investment and operating cost. Dow and JM provide its licensees customized plant designs, performance warranties, technical support pre- and post-plant start-up, ongoing technology updates, and more.
To date, the suite of LP Oxo Technology has been licensed into a significant number of projects across 15 countries, representing a majority of the world's oxo alcohols capacity licensed over the past 45 years.The outlook for oil prices is highly unstable. To assure they have the agility to navigate this, chemical companies need to build new organizational capabilities.
“The new facility will represent our 55th licence of LP Oxo Technology in partnership with Dow,” said John Gordon, Managing Director at Johnson Matthey. “Our technology with advanced engineering design and services have generated value for licensees for over 45 years, and we are eager to work hand-in-hand with Huayi from start-up to ongoing operations to keep delivering that value.”
“We selected LP Oxo Technology for our new facility, because we recognize the added benefit of working with long standing leaders in oxo alcohol technology, Dow and Johnson Matthey”, said Mr. Zhigang Qian, General Manager of Guangxi Huayi New Material Company Ltd. “We will be able to take advantage of production efficiency gains, ongoing technical support, and other valuable benefits through this license.”
2026-07-24
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