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Sinopec develops taste for Wasabi technology

CHINESE giant Sinopec has signed an agreement to use Wasabi Energy's Kalina Cycle technology for a power plant at its Hainan petrochemical plant in China.

Marija Stojkovic

Once constructed, the 4 megawatt equivalent power plant will represent the first significant commercial application of Kalina Cycle technology in China. The plant will capture waste heat from the paraxylene...

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