In Gujarat’s Mundra, The Adani Group intends to construct a coal-to-polyvinyl facility.
The establishment of the project will
probably cost approximately 19,000 crore in total.
It is envisaged that the plant would play a role in Adani Group’s plans to create a petrochemical cluster in Mundra.
At a pace of 2,000 kilo tonnes annually, the facility will be able to produce products such emulsion PVC, suspension PVC, and chlorinated PVC (KTPA). Two million metric tonnes of PVC will be produced in total at Mundra. The first phase of the 2,000 KTPA project will be finished by 2024, when it is anticipated to be placed into operation.
Salt, limestone, coal tar, and potassium chloride make up the majority of the project’s raw material supplies.
In 2021, the group entered the petrochemicals industry, and it is currently looking for ways to create a petrochemical cluster in Mundra.
The first proposed project, which would convert two million metric tons of coal into PVC, will be built in stages.
