Released November 12, 2019 | SUGAR LAND
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Turkmenistan has the world's fourth-largest natural gas reserves after Qatar, Iran and Russia. Lower natural gas prices are prompting investment in the country. In 2018 and 2019, construction was completed on a polyolefins plant in Kiyanly, a nitrogenous fertilizer plant in Garabogaz, and the world's only natural gas-to-gasoline plant in Ashgabat.
Recently, Turkmenistan signed several agreements with major technology providers for construction on new Chemical Processing facilities. Based on Industrial Info's database, there are 21 active chemical projects in the country, worth $1.97 billion. Click here for a list. The agricultural chemical sector leads Turkmenistan's chemical industry, with nine active projects. Balkan state leads in both project spending and count. See graph below for investment by state.
Recently, Turkmenistan signed several agreements with major technology providers for construction on new Chemical Processing facilities. Based on Industrial Info's database, there are 21 active chemical projects in the country, worth $1.97 billion. Click here for a list. The agricultural chemical sector leads Turkmenistan's chemical industry, with nine active projects. Balkan state leads in both project spending and count. See graph below for investment by state.
