By John Richardson
A PROMISED, here is the first of a series of posts following my 6 January post where I looked at the quite astonishing China-driven global oversupply in ethylene and propylene.
I detailed how China’s propylene capacity exceeding local demand was forecast by ICIS to reach 7.4m tonnes this year, a 179% over 2024.
China’s share of total global propylene capacity exceeding demand is expected to jump to 35% in 2025 over last year’s 26%. China first overtook Northeast ex-China (South Korea...