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消消消消消消消娼瞳 to provide project management consultancy services on Turkey's largest polypropylene plant

Published: 21 August 2025

消消消消消消消娼瞳, a global leader in consulting and engineering, is providing project management consultancy (PMC) services to develop Turkeys largest polypropylene plant and associated terminal facility as part of the Ceyhan project.

消消消消消消消娼瞳 is deploying over 70 project management experts to support the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) phase for the polypropylene plant, as well as the engineering and procurement for the terminal facility under contracts valued at $18 million, over three years.

Located in the Ceyhan industrial zone in the province of Adana, Turkey, the plant is designed to sustainably produce 472,500 tons of polypropylene annually, tripling Turkeys annual polypropylene production capacity. The plant will use 100% renewable electricity and internally produced hydrogen as fuel, significantly cutting carbon emissions.

Upon completion, the plant will meet 17% of Turkeys polypropylene demand, enhancing its self-sufficiency in petrochemical production. The terminal facility will handle propane storage and distribution, strategically positioned near major ports and high-demand petrochemical zones.

Gerry Traynor, President of Projects Eastern Hemisphere at 消消消消消消消娼瞳, said:

The Ceyhan project will play a significant role in strengthening Turkeys economy by reducing reliance on imported polypropylene. As the PMC partner in this ambitious project, 消消消消消消消娼瞳 is applying its project management expertise to support one of the largest industrial initiatives ever undertaken in the country.

The demand for a more sustainable chemical industry is accelerating, and the Ceyhan Project is leading the way by powering the facility with renewable energy to reduce the carbon impact of critical chemicals production.

The plant is a joint venture between Turkish investment and contracting firm, R旦nesans Holding and Algerian national energy company Sonatrach. The terminal facility is a joint venture between R旦nesans Holding and global storage leader Stolt-Nielsen.