chemXplore tracks 2 projects producing marine gas oil.
New terminal enables direct tanker loading/unloading at the Gdańsk refinery; capacity up to ~1.8–2.0 Mt/yr, first-year ~0.5 Mt and ~100 vessels; cost nearly PLN 500 million.
TCO shared advanced reservoir techniques at SPE conference, highlighting innovations in production, safety, and sustainability, and received awards for technological excellence.
The new 50,000 barrel-per-day unit converts heavy oils into cleaner fuels, meeting demand and new standards. Other projects include a cogeneration unit and diesel hydrotreater to reduce emissions.
Fluor is building a delayed coker unit in Antwerp to convert heavy oils into fuel. The project includes design, engineering, procurement, and construction, leveraging modular execution for efficiency.
The investment boosts Antwerp's refinery capabilities, converting heavy fractions into cleaner fuels, and underscores the port's strategic importance and competitive edge in the petrochemical industry.
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The 3 with the most plants, of 6 producers.
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