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Rob Westervelt

Rob Westervelt

Verified

Editor, Chemical Week

New York

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  • Top Advice for Trusted Advisors When Choosing a Carrier

    By Rob Westervelt Verified| Channel Futures Verified As artificial intelligence (AI) applications and other advancements transform telecommunications networks, the telecom sales channel is also evolving. The old channel philosophy separated the wholesale channel, the direct sales channel and the indirect sales channel into siloed entities, with most carriers preventing their partners, or trusted advisors (TAs), from selling into existing accounts.

    By Rob Westervelt Verified · Channel Futures

    Nov. 20, 2024

  • Oversupply weighs on global petrochemicals

    By Rob Westervelt Verified| S&P Global Commodity Insights Verified Economic uncertainty and weak operating rates are expected to limit prospects for a petrochemicals recovery in 2024. Demand is showing signs of stabilization, but oversupply will continue to weigh on margins. Chemical makers will face challenging markets again in 2024 as weak economic growth and oversupply weigh on prospects. Demand for most petrochemicals was weaker than expected in 2023 due to severe inventory destocking and weak demand.

    By Rob Westervelt Verified · S&P Global Commodity Insights

    Jan. 03, 2024

  • Dow moving ahead with $6.5 billion net-zero ethylene, polyethylene project in Canada

    By Rob Westervelt Verified| S&P Global Commodity Insights Verified Global petrochemical giant Dow will move ahead with constructing a $6.5 billion net-zero ethylene cracker and polyethylene complex at its Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, site, the company said Nov. 28. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. The project will decarbonize 20% of Dow's global ethylene capacity, the company said.

    By Rob Westervelt Verified · S&P Global Commodity Insights

    Nov. 28, 2023

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Chemical Week

Chemical Week Magazine chemweek.com Chemical news, chemical pricing, live ethylene pricing data, european chemical news, petrochemical news from the leading chemical magazine, Green Chemistry.

New York, United States

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