- The project included a new delayed coking unit to process heavy residue.
- The upgrade aimed to eliminate fuel oil production and increase refinery efficiency.
- The project faced challenges from COVID-19 and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
- Key stakeholders attended the completion ceremony in Croatia.
Project Overview
KT-Kinetics Technology completed the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction activities for the Rijeka Refinery Upgrade Project in Croatia. The project included a new delayed coking unit to process heavy residue, eliminate fuel oil production, and enhance refinery efficiency. It also involved revamping process units, upgrading the utility network, and implementing advanced solutions for coke handling, storage, and shipping facilities.
Challenges and Execution
The project was executed during a period marked by significant global events, including the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions from the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Despite these challenges, the project progressed through strong coordination and cooperation among stakeholders.
Completion Ceremony
The completion ceremony was attended by key figures such as Ante Šušnjar, Minister of Economy of Croatia, Zsuzsanna Ortutay, President of INA's Management Board, Hrvoje Šimović, INA Management Board Member, József Molnár, CEO of MOL Group, Levente Magyar, Hungary's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Iva Palmieri, the Italian Consul in Rijeka, along with MAIRE group representatives.
