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China Ethylene Oxide Industry (EO) Report 2014-2020 Now Available at ChinaMarketResearchReports.com
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) November 04, 2014
Among ethylene derivatives, EO is an important organic chemical raw material, only second to polyethylene and polyvinyl chloride. In 2013, the global EO capacity was mainly distributed in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and North America, wherein Asia-Pacific contributed 38% to the total capacity.
As one of main EO producing areas, China’s total EO capacity had reached 5.428 million tons by the end of September 2014, accounting for about 18% of the global total.
Due to the rapid growth of EO capacity, China EO industry is confronted with overcapacity in 2013-2014; meanwhile, the operating rate of the industry falls to below 80%, and the profit dives. In 2014-2020, China’s proposed and ongoing EO capacity will hit over 2 million tons, continuing the oversupply.
As of the end of September 2014, Chinese EO producers had mainly included Sinopec and PetroChina and their subsidiaries and joint ventures, occupying up to 67.9% of the EO capacity. In addition, private companies such as Ningbo Heyuan and Sanjiang Fine Chemicals also seize a certain market share.
In China, EO is mainly used for the production of glycol, which consumed 68.1% of EO in 2013. Commodity EO is often applied to the production of nonionic surfactant, polycarboxylate water reducer, ethanolamine, crystalline silicon cutting fluid, taurine and others. Particularly, the polycarboxylate water reducer market witnesses the fastest growth, sharing 8.4% of the EO demand in 2013.
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Glycol
As of the end of September 2014, China’s total glycol capacity had amounted to 5.985 million tons, of which the coal-based glycol capacity accounted for 29.2%. Currently, China has apparent cost advantages in coal-based glycol; with the maturity of the production process, coal-based glycol will gradually replace oil-based glycol, thereby the demand of glycol for EO will shrink.
In 2014, China’s proposed and ongoing glycolcapacity hits about 6 million tons, of which the coal-based glycol capacity occupies 80% or so. The coal-based glycol projects to be put into operation in 2015 embrace Elion’s 300,000-ton project, Qianxi Coal Chemical’s 300,000-ton project, Kailuan Group’s 400,000-ton project and so on.
Polycarboxylate Water Reducer
As the indirect downstream of EO, polycarboxylate water reducer is mainly used in the fields of railway, rail transit, nuclear power plants, ready-mixed concrete, etc., with the expected growth rate of around 15% in the coming years. In 2013, China’s polycarboxylate water reducer output attained 3.6 million tons; by market share, Jiangsu Sobute, Xiamen Academy of Building Research Group and Tianjin Feilong ranked among the top three companies.
Polyether monomer is a main raw material of polycarboxylate water reducer. Major polyether monomer companies include Liaoning Oxiranchem and Kelong Fine Chemical. China’s largest polyether monomer manufacturer — Liaoning Oxiranchem sold 178,100 tons of polyether monomer and enjoyed around 40% market share in 2013.
Complete report is available at http://www.chinamarketresearchreports.com/114950.html .
The report covers the following:
Supply & demand and competitive landscape of the global EO industry.
China’s EO supply& demand, import& export, competition pattern, price, and development forecast for 2014-2020
Supply& demand , competition pattern, import& export, price and the like of China’s EO upstream industry (ethylene and ethanol)
Supply& demand, competition pattern, import& export, development in 2014-2020, etc of China’s EO downstream industry (glycol , surfactant , ethanolamine, polycarboxylate water reducer, crystalline silicon cutting fluid and taurine)
Operation, EO-related business, anticipation and outlook of 15 Chinese EO and downstream enterprises.
Major Points from Table of Contents
1 Overview of EO
1.1 Definition
1.2 Production Technology
1.3 Industry Chain
2 Development of China EO Industry
2.1 Overview of Global Market
2.1.1 Supply
2.1.2 Demand
2.2 China’s Market Supply and Demand
2.2.1 Supply
2.2.2 Demand
2.3 Import and Export
2.4 Competition Pattern of Chinese Enterprises
2.5 Price
5 EO Manufacturers
5.1 Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chemical
5.2 Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical
5.3 Sinopec Yangzi Petrochemical
5.4 CNOOC and Shell Petrochemical (CSPC)
5.5 Jilin Petrochemical
5.6 BASF-YPC
5.7 China North Chemical Industries Group
5.8 China Sanjiang Fine Chemicals
6 EO Deep-processing Enterprises
6.1 Liaoning Huaxing
6.2 Sasol (China)
6.3 Liaoning Oxiranchem
6.4 Kelong Fine Chemical
6.5 Jiangsu Sobute
6.6XiamenAcademy Of Building Research Group
6.7Yongan Pharmaceutical
List of Charts
EO Industry Chain
Global EO Capacity, 2006-2014
Global EO Capacity Structure by Region, 2013
Global EO Consumption, 2006-2014
Capacity of EO and Commodity EO by Enterprise/Region in China, as of End-Sep 2014
Proposed/Ongoing EO Projects in China, 2014
Apparent Consumption of EO in China, 2006-2014
EO Consumption Structure by Product in China, 2013
Import/Export Volume of Chinese EO, 2009-2014
Import/Export Value of Chinese EO, 2009-2014
Export Destinations of Chinese EO by Export Volume, 2013
Net Import Volume of Chinese EO Downstream Products, 2008-2013
EO Capacity Structure by Enterprise in China, as of End-Sep 2014
EO Capacity Structure by Region in China, as of End-Sep 2014
EO and Commodity EO Capacity (Structure) by Top 10 Enterprises in China, as of End-Sep 2014
Average Market Price of EO (Industrial First-Class) in China, 2007-2014
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Global Titanium Dioxide Pigment Market Still Struggling: TZMI Reports in Its Comprehensive Benchmark Analysis of the Industry
(PRWEB) September 12, 2014
The multi-billion dollar global titanium dioxide pigment industry experienced the double impact of price declines and significantly eroded margins in 2013, with figures that TZ Minerals International Pty Ltd (TZMI) believes are down significantly from the record earnings experienced in 2011.
In the 10th edition of the Global TiO2 Pigment Producers Comparative Cost and Profitability Study, TZMI announced that, according to its annual independent in-depth analysis of the global TiO2 sector, the industry was heavily influenced by a number of factors including:
The emergence and increasing influence of Chinese producers;
The slow recovery of the global economy and resultant impacts to commodity prices;
Substantial changes to titanium feedstock supply/demand fundamentals;
Capacity changes and shift in location/technology; and
Further consolidation announcements or proposed spin-off plans.
TZMI notes that despite these factors, and better performances in the second half of 2013, the decline in sales prices more than offset manufacturing cash cost declines to lower overall profitability.
European TiO2 pigment customers would be interested in the expected closure of the Huntsman acquisition of Rockwood. TZMI believes this could lead to at least one plant closure in Europe, therefore, the study provides a keen understanding of the competitiveness of certain plants within a supplier portfolio. The first point of analysis should be the comparative cost structures of each plant in the region.
In addition, there is discussion of the price and cost deltas between China and Europe, which are currently significant. TZMI believes there is soon to be a large push of Chinese usable quality TiO2 pigment into Europe and provides a view on selected Chinese suppliers and the cascading impact of Chinese imports on the viability of European pigment plants.
TZMI’s TiO2 Pigment Comparative Cost & Profitability Study 2014 delivers a clear comparable analysis between the pigment plants (costs and profitability) in these two regions together with the large production base in the Americas.
In addition to analysis of 2013 costs and profitability, cost curves through 2018 are provided, which is helpful in understanding the key price drivers for the sector with analysis of production sites that now account for more than 99% of cumulative global supply.
Clients will receive a deeper understanding of cost drivers, which are different for each region and technology. In the 2014 edition, 21 chloride process plants are reviewed, representing 100% of the global chloride output in 2013. Another 40 sulfate process plant sites are also analysed, including a select number of sites in China. TZMI also provides an estimate of costs for a collection of smaller Chinese production sites in order to more accurately represent the total cost curve.
In 2013, TiO2 pigment producers experienced a decrease in average revenue per tonne, a decrease in manufacturing costs and the impact of declining prices for sulfate feedstocks which made a significant contribution to both global price erosion and a reduction in chloride technology cost advantages. DuPont retained its overall top position with the strongest portfolio and a clear cost and profitability over other producers. In 2013, 8 of the top 12 most profitable plants were controlled by global producers DuPont, Cristal and Huntsman, while 4 of the 12 were Chinese sites.
TZMI’s annual release of its Global TiO2 Pigment Producers Comparative Cost and Profitability Study is the benchmark analysis of the leading industry producers and includes an Excel file containing detailed plant manufacturing statements.
The global TiO2 pigment industry is extremely opaque, with cost and production information tightly controlled by most producers, at a time when the industry is encountering significant cost pressures. This study is an independent analysis built up from individual plant cost structures plus an analysis of global pigment trade during 2013, providing a comparative analysis of the industry, using a consistent standard methodology.
Orders for Global TiO2 Pigment Producers Comparative Cost and Profitability Study 2014 are now being taken. For more information please visit http://www.tzmi.com or call +1 281 687 8669.
About TZMI
TZ MINERALS INTERNATIONAL (TZMI) is a specialist advisory services company for opaque mineral and chemical markets. Established in 1994, the head office is located in Perth (Australia) and other offices in Shanghai (China), Houston (USA) and Durban (South Africa).
TZMI partners with clients from the private and public sectors to provide bespoke solutions across markets and strategic services and technical and engineering services. Our clients range from the world’s 500 largest companies through to mid-sized companies and small businesses. TZMI regularly releases market reports and periodicals on relevant subject matters which support the consulting activities and ensure up-to-date, high quality and comprehensive data, analysis and information is provided.
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Cathy Jolley, METRC to discuss Brookings Institute Report and Colorado, A Case Study for Marijuana Industry Regulators, to be presented at ICA Conference, Oct. 11-12, NY
New York, New York (PRWEB) August 23, 2014
Colorado’s Regulatory Recipe for Retail Marijuana: First of Six Essential Ingredients
Part of the legislative mandate surrounding the implementation of Amendment 64, at the behest of the Implementation Task Force, was to use a state-of-the-art “inventory control and tracking” system. In response, the Colorado Department of Revenue promulgated Rule R 309, outlining the new system, formally called Marijuana Inventory Tracking Solution (MITS) and often referred to as the seed-to-sale tracking system.
MITS is a web-based system, developed by Franwell, Inc. (now named Metrc) that interfaces with a system of plant-based tags that rely on a radio frequency identification system. Every plant in the market must be individually tagged and tracked as it moves through the commercial growth and distribution chain.
“The system is widely considered one of the most advanced in the marijuana industry and is used to track product, limit diversion, improve regulatory compliance, and discourage improper market behavior.” Brookings Institute Report
“The MITS system helps the state in a multitude of ways. The system offers the state the ability to track product in ways that far surpass product tracking in most other commodity markets in the U.S.” Brookings Institute Report
“The MITS system also allows the state to collect and analyze data that help improve and streamline enforcement efforts and compliance investigations.” Brookings Institute Report
“In many ways, the MITS system is the backbone of Colorado’s regulatory structure governing legalized marijuana. If effective, it helps businesses and regulators guard against shady practices, while helping keep at bay a federal government that is closely watching enforcement and compliance.” Brookings Institute Report.
For more information on the seed to sale tracking system referenced in the Brookings Report –
http://www.brookings.edu/research/reports/2014/07/colorado-marijuana-legalization-succeeding
July 31, 2014
MITS(now named Metrc, Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting and Compliance)
a Franwell business, please contact Cathy Jolley at cathy.jolley(at)franwell(dot)com (615.305.4721).
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TradeNext and Derby County Football Club announce new two-year partnership
(PRWEB UK) 30 July 2014
Derby County is delighted to announce a new two-year partnership with global trading experts, TradeNext.
TradeNext is a fast-growing Forex broker, established in the United Kingdom in 2010. It provides retail investors with competitive spreads and access to thousands of markets worldwide including FX, commodities and indices.
Click here to the announcement video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4xuFsfndFw.
Over the course of the partnership, TradeNext will work in collaboration with the senior team at Derby County and members of the first-team playing squad to develop and produce a series of short videos, introducing supporters and potential clients to the world of financial trading.
In addition, TradeNext will feature on the Club’s official website, http://www.dcfc.co.uk, and have strategies afoot to host an annual seminar, promoting financial and numerical literacy for those who have a potential interest in trading.
Furthermore, the partnership will also present the Club with an opportunity to reach out to the firm’s substantial Indian client base and subsequently provide Derby County with in-depth knowledge and experience in this global market.
Chief Executive Sam Rush commented: “TradeNext is an extremely forward-thinking company and we are delighted to welcome them as our latest ‘Preferred Partner’.
“Throughout the negotiations of the agreement we were extremely impressed with what they had to say and we believe this is a tremendous opportunity for Derby County and TradeNext to work together closely and provide supporters with an insight of financial trading.”
Mohsin Jameel, CEO TradeNext added: “We are very pleased to become at ‘Preferred Partner’ of Derby County. For us this partnership is built on big ambitions, we both have a real determination to grow and be successful in our respective markets.
“We will fully support Derby on field push for promotion, with creative and innovative ideas to widen the appeal of the football club and the world of trading. Off the field, there are real synergies between both parties and I am excited about developing them so that we develop both our fan bases.”
Winner of the ‘Best Financial Services Provider 2014’, TradeNext has built on the experience it has garnered from working in India and the emerging markets and has subsequently expanded its expertise to enhance its client offering.
Their emphasis on continuing innovation is shown through the effort and resources they allocate to research, market analysis, and the study of trends and best practices. This ensures that they not only deliver to customers the best products and solutions, but also provide them with enhancements to their Forex trading through education services.
For more information on TradeNext, visit their website: http://www.tradenextglobal.com.
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Apocalyptic Future in Biblical Prophecy Exposed by Researcher
Indianapolis, Indiana (PRWEB) June 13, 2014
An eye-opening interpretation of the book of Revelation has been uncovered by researcher and author Roberta Marshall. Literal reading of the ancient text of prophecy has revealed descriptions of modern disasters, wars, and personalities. Among the ideas presented is that the major city of Babylon will be nuked at the start of a war. Also, earth changes will be caused by the wandering celestial object known today as planet X which is referred to in scripture as Wormwood. The mark of the beast will be a system to ration precious commodities after the devastation caused by planet X. During that time of tribulation, Satan, other fallen angels, and their earthly children will seize global domination. The complete findings have been published in a new e book titled “Revelation: Greatest Hits” available now at Amazon.
The author maintains that her findings are more of a translation than an interpretation. She has put herself in John’s place, seeing what he saw on the island of Patmos around the year 96 A.D. in his visions. She has then translated those visions into modern ideas and concepts. John’s visions are composed mostly of technology and events he could not understand such as global economic collapse, modern warfare with missiles and nuclear war, celestial events, the beast, 666, a war in heaven, and the end of the earth. Concepts such as airplanes and radio were unknown to him. But he reported his visions as best he could, leaving the interpretation to those of us who inhabit the times for which they were written.
Events in the book of Revelation are reported to be in sequence. Though exact dates are not given, once things ramp up, one event will follow another just as written. There are no hidden codes, no confusing convoluted timelines, and no lost chapters. It’s true meanings are not reserved for some ancient scribe sitting at a desk in a cave library under the Vatican. The near future of the human race on earth is simply and completely told, even to the end of the earth itself. Just as John faithfully wrote the entirety of his prophetic visions, the author has faithfully studied them for what she believes them to be: a precious gift of a look ahead.
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Siemens PLM World 2014: PARTsolutions Enables Teamcenter and NX Users to “Check-In” and Search Standard Parts
Cincinnati, OH (PRWEB) June 10, 2014
CADENAS PARTsolutions is demonstrating the power and versatility of their Standard Parts Management (SPM) platform at Siemens PLM World June 16 -19 in Orlando, Florida. PARTsolutions SPM operates as a standalone platform or in tandem with a PLM system, such as Siemens Teamcenter. The platform helps engineering teams manage their standard and supplier parts, so they can spend more time on value-added design. PARTsolutions Standard Parts Management (SPM) gives engineers the power to search standard parts, as well as sort and classify, like no other platform can.
“PARTsolutions SPM platform beefs-up the power of your organization’s PLM system,” says Tim Thomas, CEO of CADENAS PARTsolutions. “Our powerful classification capabilities ensure the ‘parts vault’ is clean and accurate, removing duplicates and organizing components in a much more intuitive way. Once the ‘vault’ is clean, our system confirms the accuracy of parts for designers to choose from in the future, while adding powerful capabilities to search standard parts and speed up their specification process. Engineers won’t have to waste time hunting for the right part, they can quickly find what they need, drop it in their design and move on, that’s value-added design!”
Implementation of SPM technologies establishes enterprise-wide standardization for all part types, resulting in:
Elimination of duplicate parts
Reduction of engineering re-work
Increased productivity
Guided selection of company approved parts and suppliers
Part data visibility across all systems (ERP, PLM, PDM and CAD)
Compliance for industry standard / commodity parts
Greater order accuracy and procurement efficiency
PARTsolutions SPM helps engineers and purchasers to find, reduce and manage standard, supplier and internal standard parts, using a simple interface. Using PARTsolutions, NX users have access to 3D CAD models from more than 600 certified manufacturer catalogs. When importing 3D CAD models from PARTsolutions into NX, the system avoids duplicates by automatically “checking parts in” to Teamcenter PLM. When a component is necessary for a design in NX it is not created again by PARTsolutions, but directly uploaded from Teamcenter. This optimized process helps to reduce the number of redundant parts in the library, saving time and resources for the organization.
About CADENAS PARTsolutions
CADENAS PARTsolutions is a leading provider of next generation 3D part catalog management and sales configuration solutions. For large manufacturers, CADENAS PARTsolutions provides centralized 3D standard part catalogs making it easy for global design teams to find, reuse, and control standard and proprietary parts. For component manufacturers, CADENAS PARTsolutions provides 3D part catalog with CAD download technology to increase sales lead generation and to ensure that components get “designed in” to OEM products. http://www.partsolutions.com/
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