Growing our future in Japan
Asian demand for petrochemicals continues to grow and Shell plans to remain a leading player in the region. Our Japanese operations and partnerships will be an important success factor in that growth.
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Asian demand for petrochemicals continues to grow and Shell plans to remain a leading player in the region. Our Japanese operations and partnerships will be an important success factor in that growth.
Singapore is the Shell Group's largest oil and petrochemicals manufacturing centre in Asia Pacific. Read more about our operations in Singapore.
This project, which was completed in 2010, resulted in a new integrated refinery and petrochemicals complex in Singapore.
Products manufactured in the ethylene cracker on Bukom Island, Singapore, provide the basic building blocks of the modern petrochemical industry.
Mono-ethylene glycol is used to make clothing, carpets, packaging, engine coolants and much more besides. Read more about this versatile material.
Shell is a leader in ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol technology. Find out more about the new OMEGA technology and the leading position of Shell as a technology supplier to this sector.
CSPCL Nanhai is the culmination of the largest Sino-foreign joint venture in history and is helping to meet burgeoning demand for plastics and petrochemicals in China.
Shell has a solid historical presence in the Middle East with an extensive portfolio of chemicals manufacturing, storage, logistics and trading operations based in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Jordan and Egypt.
Shell has a solid historical presence in the Middle East with an extensive portfolio of chemicals manufacturing, storage, logistics and trading operations based in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Jordan and Egypt.
Speech given by Thomas Casparie at the WPC in Houston.
Speech given by Graham van't Hoff at the GPCA Annual Forum in Dubai.
Speech given by Graham van't Hoff at the groundbreaking cermony for high-purity ethylene oxide, ethoxylates and polyols investments in Singapore.
Speech given by Ben van Beurden at the OECD conference on Corporate Governance for Process Safety, in Paris, France.
Speech given by Alexander Farina at the 10th European aromatics & derivatives conference, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Speech given by Alexander Farina at the fifth Asian aromatics and derivatives conference, in Singapore.
Speech given by Bob Chouffot at the 102nd AOCS annual meeting & expo, in Ohio, USA.
Speech given by Ben van Beurden at the Saudi Downstream strategic forum & exhibition, in Yanbu Al-Sinaiyah, Saudi Arabia.
Essential information about the Shell chemicals companies, their activities and operations.
Shell chemicals companies have a global manufacturing base, with some assets operated by Shell chemicals companies, some by other Shell Group companies, and others by joint ventures.
Shell companies first entered the chemicals industry in 1929, via a partnership in the Netherlands called NV Mekog, which manufactured ammonia from coke-oven gas.