FPCC re-invested in and established Formosa Smart Energy Tech Corp.

No.3 Olefins Cracker received the Silver Award of 2020 Energy Conservation Benchmark by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Refining Department was selected to be the 2020 Excellence Business of Greenhouse gas emission reduction Award of the Industrial Category.

No.2 Olefins Cracker was selected to be the 2020 Exceptional Business of Water Conservation Award of the Industrial Category, awarded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs

No.1 Olefins Cracker was selected to be the 2016 Excellence Business of Energy Conservation Award of the Industrial Category, awarded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

No.1 Olefins Cracker was selected to be the 2019 Excellence Business for Energy Conservation of the Industrial Group by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Refining Department received the Silver Award of 2019 Energy Conservation Benchmark by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

The operation of the joint venture – Kraton Formosa Polymers Corporation.

FPCC re-invested in and established NKFG.

Refining Department was selected to be the 2018 Excellence Business for Energy Conservation of the Industrial Group by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

FPCC re-invested in and established FG INC and FG LA LLC in the US.

No. 2 Olefins Cracker received the 2017 Excellent Business Award from the Industrial Development Bureau of the Ministry
of Economic Affairs in the Competition of Industrial Greenhouse Gas Voluntary Reduction.
FPCC won the Award of Top 50 Business Sustainability Report the Taiwan Institute for Sustainable Energy.

Idemitsu Formosa Specialty Chemicals Corporation was established as a joint venture between FPCC and Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd.

No.2 Olefins Cracker was selected to be the 2016 Excellence Business of Energy Conservation Award of the Industrial Category, awarded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

FPCC was awarded the 2015 Golden Trade Award for the Best Trading Contribution by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Refining Department was selected to be the 2016 Excellence Business for Energy Conservation of the Industrial Group by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

FPCC was awarded the 2014 Golden Trade Award for the Best Exporters and Importers by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

No. 2 and No. 3 Naphtha Crackers received the 2015 Excellent Business Award from the Industrial Development Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the Competition of Industrial Greenhouse Gas Voluntary Reduction.

FPCC was awarded the 2013 Golden Trade Award for the Best Trading Contribution by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

The operation of the Isoprene Plant in the Olefin Department officially commenced.

No. 2 Naphtha Cracker was selected to be the 2014 Excellence Business for Energy Conservation of the Industrial Group by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Refining Department was selected to be the 2014 Excellence Business of Energy Conservation Award of the Industrial Category, by the Water Resources Agency of the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

The T-5060/T-5061 storage tank foundation project of the Isoprene Plant won the third place in the 2012 Excellent Site Evaluation held by the Environmental Protection Bureau, Yunlin County.

Formosa Plastics Chemical Co., Ltd. was established as a joint venture between FPCC and Kraton Performance Polymers, Inc.

Formosa Falkor Engineering Corporation was established as a joint venture between FPCC and Taiwan Falkor Engineering Services.

FPCC was awarded the 2012 Golden Trade Award for the Best Exporters and Importers by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

No. 3 Naphtha Cracker received Excellent Business Award from the Industrial Development Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the Competition of Industrial Greenhouse Gas Voluntary Reduction in 2013.

No. 3 Naphtha Cracker was selected to be the 2013 Excellence Business of Energy Conservation Award of the Industrial Category, awarded by the Water Resources Agency of the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Received Award for International Trade by Ministry of Economics.

No. 2 Naphtha Cracker received Ministry of Economics’ award for Water Conservation Reduction.

Received Award for International Trade by Ministry of Economics.

Received Award for International Trade by Ministry of Economics.

Received Award for International Trade by Ministry of Economics.

Officially export gasoil sulfur content 10ppm.

Began supplying jet fuel at Taipei Shongshan Airport.

Construction of No. 3 Naphtha Cracker with ethylene nameplate capacity of 1.2 million MTY completed and began commercial operation.

Underground pipeline connecting Mailiao Industrial Complex to Taipei Port completed and began transporting petroleum product.

Monthly refining capacity reached 524,000 barrels day, setting a historical record.

Ministry of Economics pronounced Formosa Petrochemical as the national leading exporter based on monetary value.

Invested in FPCC USA, INC. to develop upstream E&P work.

Received CNLA certification for LPG product.

No. 2 Naphtha Cracker single day cracking volume up to 3,493 ton, highest since commissioning.

Received license to operate for the 18 gas stations on Chungshan Freeway.

Issued USD$ 250 million convertible/exchangeable notes.

Received Ministry of Economics’ award for Energy Conservation Excellence for 2004.

Initial public offering completed and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.

Formosa Petrochemical’s jet fuel formally offered in Taoyuan International Airport.

Capacity de-bottlenecking of No.1 naphtha cracking plant was completed, increasing the plant’s ethylene nameplate capacity from 450,000 MTY to 700,000 MTY.

Phase 1 refinery, with a nameplate processing capacity of 150,000 barrels of crude oil per day, was completed. Commercial production of LPG, naphtha, kerosene, gasoil, and various heavy petroleum products began.

Formosa Petrochemical’s gasoline and low-sulfur diesel formally marketed in the domestic market. Formosa Petrochemical becomes the first private petroleum product supplier in Taiwan.

Construction of No. 2 Naphtha Cracker, with ethylene nameplate capacity of 90,000 MTY, completed and commercial operations began.

On December 23, 2000, Mailiao Industrial Port became the first harbor in Taiwan to dock a 26 metric ton VLCC.

To facilitate petroleum and chemical product transportation needs, Formosa Petrochemical Transportation Corporation was joint-invested with Formosa Plastics Corporation and established.

Construction on No. 1 naphtha cracking plant, with ethylene nameplate capacity of 450,000 MTY, was completed and commercial operation began.

The first million tons of crude cargo arrived in Mailiao Harbor and successfully unloaded the cargo in 15 days.

Construction of co-generation plant (utility plant No.1) was completed and commercial operations began.

Construction of the No. 6 Naphtha Cracker Complex commenced.

Formosa Petrochemical was established through a joint investments of NT$ 15 billion from Formosa Plastics, Nan Ya Plastics, Formosa Chemicals & Fibre, Formosa Taffeta, and Formosa Heavy Industries.