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Amur Gas Chemical Complex is a joint venture between SIBUR and China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) producing polyethylene and polypropylene.
Our materials serve both domestic and international markets, supplying essential solutions for utilities, construction, the automotive sector, retail, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and other key industries.
of polyethylene
of polypropylene
higher plant productivity vs Russia’s processing industry average (2025)
ramp-up of Russia’s basic polymer capacities
employees working at the facility
Amur GCC is the final link in an integrated, deep-processing gas supply chain and the main catalyst for the regional gas chemical cluster. It is also a key driver of industrial and socio-economic growth for the Svobodny—Tsiolkovsky agglomeration. The project will scale up the Amur Region’s economy and unlock new industrial capacities. Furthermore, it is a cornerstone of Russia’s International Cooperation and Exports National Project, designed to secure the country’s foothold in traditional foreign markets and capture new export segments.
expansion of the nation’s non-commodity, non-energy exports through 2040
of all regional capital investments over the last five years
projected contribution to the Amur Region’s GRP
jobs
The plant employs innovative technologies and field-tested solutions proven across SIBUR’s existing production facilities. Pyrolysis, polymerisation, and polyolefin production units and equipment represent the state of the art, ensuring superior energy efficiency and environmental performance.
feedstock processing efficiency: 1.5x the global average
unit performance: 6–9x higher than previous-generation assets
Amur GCC is engineered as a next-gen, near-lights-out facility featuring a supreme level of automation. Around 99% of process circuits are automated, with a single digital core managing the entire value chain from feedstock to shipping to eliminate human error and maximise operational safety and reliability.
of all process circuits
across complex operations
handled by the facility’s process control systems (excluding packaged units)
and advanced Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) infrastructure continuously tracking operational performance
focusing on Russian-made core safety and process control systems
performing the vast majority of operations across warehousing, container terminals, railway logistics, and packaging
minimising manual labour and human presence in complex process areas
(pressure, temperature, level, gas, humidity) to nearly a thousand devices
supporting operation of wireless sensors and integration with the facility’s digital ecosystem.
By embedding comprehensive environmental protection solutions at the design stage, Amur GCC has emerged as a benchmark for modern Russian industry — pairing strong operational performance with dedicated environmental stewardship and production cycles aligned with global sustainability best practices. Key environmental solutions implemented at the facility include a closed-loop water system, enclosed smokeless flare systems, and next-generation equipment designed to lower greenhouse gas emissions. The site also features separate waste collection optimised for maximum recycling alongside continuous environmental monitoring to protect the local ecosystem.
flare efficiency: engineered to maximise combustion and minimise atmospheric emissions
off-gas recovery: waste gases are captured and reintegrated directly back into the energy cycle
water recycling: a zero-discharge, closed-loop system designed to minimise external water intake
real-time monitoring of noise levels, atmospheric emissions, and wastewater
lower waste generation per tonne of product, representing a sharp reduction compared to Western manufacturing averages