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How the UK’s chemical plants can adapt to a long-term below-capacity outlook

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Written by Jenny Cabrera, Account Director UK&I, Octave The UK chemical industry is navigating a prolonged period of structural adjustment. Capacity utilisation across the sector has hovered at around 70% for several years, constrained by energy costs that the Chemical Industries Association (CIA) estimates at up to four times those in competing regions, together with growing volumes of basic chemicals arriving from China and the Middle East.
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EemsGas project receives commitment for €150 million operating subsidy for green gas production

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By Callum O'Reilly Verified
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EemsGas Project has received an SDE++ subsidy grant from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), providing an operating subsidy worth €149.8 million. The subsidy gives EemsGas certainty of operating income for the next f15 years. EemsGas is a 50/50 joint venture in which sustainable raw materials producer Perpetual Next and Gasunie have been working together since 2022 to produce large volumes of biomethane from waste wood.
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EIA: most planned natural gas pipeline capacity additions in 2026 and 2027 originate in Texas

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Developers plan to bring approximately 44.9 billion ft3/d of new pipeline capacity online in the US in 2026 and 2027, according to the US Energy Information Administration's (EIA) latest 'Natural Gas Pipeline Projects Tracker.' Approximately 70% of this new capacity is already under construction, with more than 66% of the capacity additions originating in Texas. Louisiana is second with 19% of total capacity additions.
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