PetroChina Jilin PC Restartes 2 PE Plants After Annual Turnaround
PetroChina Jilin Petrochemical has ended the annual turnaround of its two PE facilities and resume normal production on Jul 18. The restart is delayed from the original date of Jun 8.
PetroChina Jilin PC has shut its 300kt/year LLDPE plant and 275kt/year HDPE plant since May 8 for scheduled turnaround.
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