Unlocking more value from your EO asset 

Are you an ethylene oxide (EO) producer looking for no- or low-capex ways to improve your profitability?

Are you under pressure to improve your performance, but capital constrained?

These are challenging times for EO producers. As a consequence of the challenging environment due to factors including the COVID-19 pandemic, volatile energy prices and trade disruption, many are under pressure to find ways to maintain their competitiveness while operating at reduced rates and in a highly volatile and uncertain market. When margins were good, the focus was on maximising production. What can EO producers do now?

View the recent on-demand webinar and Q&A with:

Peter Stewart Global Business Manager, EO Catalyst & Licensing	Rebeca González Licensing Technology Manager for EO/EG	Haris Shah EO Business Manager for EMEAR Region (moderator)

In this on-demand webinar, we discuss:

• small process changes that can often have significant margin impacts;
• common misconceptions when evaluating and comparing catalysts; and
• the wide range of ways in which EO units can be revamped to improve profitability, from lowering the carbon dioxide levels to increase energy efficiency.
  
  

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