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‘Petkim Peninsula will be one of the largest manufacturing centers in Europe’

‘Petkim Peninsula will be one of the largest manufacturing centers in Europe’
29.05.2020 00:21
Petkim Peninsula will be one of the largest manufacturing centers in Europe, said Kenan Yavuz, president of SOCAR Turkey Energy, SOCAR`s largest company in Turkey, AzerTag reports.

Addressing the 22nd International Caspian Oil and Gas Exhibition and Conference in Baku, Mr Yavuz provided detailed information about Trans-Anatolian Gas Pipeline (TANAP) project, the main part of the Southern Gas Corridor, Star oil refinery, reconstruction of Petkim petrochemical holding, Petlim port, a new coal thermal power station in Petkim peninsula and wind power stations.

"With more than $20 billion investment, SOCAR is the largest foreign investor in Turkey, and will be the second largest company in the country by 2018,” he said.

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