LAKE CHARLES KPLC: Sasol talk of World Trade Conference
04.19.13
Aaron Brickman from Washington D.C. is the deputy director of SelectUSA within the U.S. Department of Commerce. He said Sasol's plans resonate with many in Washington D.C. and around the country. Brickman said at a conference in Germany last week, they were calling America the new China.AMERICAN PRESS: Sasol expansion project has nation's attention
04.18.13
Southwest Louisiana is on the minds of federal commerce officials in Washington, D.C., because of the billions of dollars in investments that have been announced and followed through on in recent years.AMERICAN PRESS: Sasol purchase an investment in Westlake facility
04.10.13
Sasol has purchased main ethylene compressor trains, a key element of the $21 billion announced investment at its facility in Westlake.Sasol Louisiana Projects
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- 09.15.11 | SULPHUR DAILY NEWS: Sasol selects Calcasieu Parish as location for potential multi-billion dollar complex
On Tuesday, Gov. Bobby Jindal and Sasol New Business Development Managing Director Ernst Oberholster announced that the South African company has selected Calcasieu Parish as the location for a potential gas-to-liquids (GTL) complex. - 09.15.11 | PLATTS: UPDATE: Proposed US GTL plant significantly larger than Qatar, says Sasol
The proposal by South Africa-based chemicals group Sasol to build a multi-billion-dollar gas-to-liquids plant in southwestern Louisiana could dramatically increase demand for natural gas from the Haynesville Shale region within several years, sources said Thursday. - 09.13.11 | CHEMICAL WEEK: Sasol Eyes Integrated U.S. GTL and Chemicals Project at Lake Charles, LA
Sasol today gave more details about its project to build an integrated U.S. gas-to-liquids (GTL) and chemicals complex. - 09.13.11 | DOW JONES: Update: Sasol Hones In On US Natural Gas As Road Fuel
Sasol Ltd. (SOL.JO, SSL), a chemical company long known for squeezing motor fuel out of coal, is now turning its sights on the glut of natural gas in the U.S.
South Africa-based Sasol on Tuesday announced plans to build a plant, at a cost of as much as $10 billion, that would convert natural gas into diesel.
