SSTPC Shuts LLDPE Facility Accidentally
SINOPEC SABIC Tianjin Petrochemical Co. Ltd., short as SSTPC, has shut its 300kt/year LLDPE plant accidentally on Jun 1 for technical problem. The other 300kt/year HDPE plant is running at around 90% for HDPE PN049.
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