Petro (Chemicals)

The petrochemicals industry derives its value from processing oil and gas by adding value to low-value byproducts, which are not suitable for use in fuel manufacturing. In addition to plastics and synthetic rubber, the industry produces solvents, fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, additives, and adhesives. They are used in practically every aspect of modern society. Among the many common uses of petrochemicals are automobiles, packaging, household goods, medical equipment, paints, clothing, and building materials. In addition, innovations continue to be made in the field through the use of new technology and the ability to process different types of raw materials.

• Plastics
• Fertilizers
• Paints
• Solvents 
• Pesticides 
• Synthetic Fibers
• Rubber