Stan Knez, Senior Vice President, Onshore Process Technology, said, “This is a great example of how PT’s strategy to offer differentiated technology and early project involvement to design an effective execution scheme can bring value to our customers.” We appreciate TechnipFMC’s experienced team which delivers best-in-class technologies and design, as together, we overcame challenging project objectives and set up the project for success,” said Ron Huijsmans, Dow’s Gulfstream & Mega Projects Program Director. “With the successful start-up of this plant, Dow is proud to have achieved a first mover advantage. As part of the ongoing expansion, Claremont is providing technology, FEED, detailed engineering and procurement services for two additional furnaces and equipment for the recovery section. Our operating center in Claremont, California, provided technology and front-end engineering design (FEED) for the facility’s gas cracking furnaces and recovery section followed by detailed engineering and procurement services for the furnaces. Dow describes the new unit as “the least capital-intensive ethylene investment in the region.” The innovative design allows the facility’s initial capacity of 1.5 million metric tons per year to be expanded to 2 million metric tons per year as part of Dow’s next wave of growth investments, making it the world’s largest ethylene facility. The new world scale ethylene plant in Freeport, Texas (USA), will use ethane recovered from low-cost shale gas as feedstock and is the first (of several under construction along the Gulf Coast) to start up. TechnipFMC’s technology and design has played an important part in the start-up of the new ethylene facility for The Dow Chemical Company, a subsidiary of DowDuPont. Innovative design allows unit to be expanded to world’s largest ethylene facility TechnipFMC technology is heart of new mega cracker on US Gulf Coast

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