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Indian Refiners' June Crude Processing Stays Robust, Output Slips
India refiners' crude processing remained resilient in June, holding above pre-pandemic levels amid steady demand, while production eased with the increased availability of cheaper Russian crude, government data showed on Friday.
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S-Oil's Gasoline Output Hit After Refinery Blast Kills One
South Korea's third largest refiner, S-Oil Corp, has suspended production of several processing units after a blast at its Onsan refinery.
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Indian April Crude Processing Rises As Cheap Russia Oil Boosts Returns
Diesel supply has become a global concern since sanctions against Russia reshaped fuel trade and sent international inventories to historic lows.
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Putin Likely To Get Even More Dependent On India
President Vladimir Putin may need to count even more on China and India should the European Union ban Russian oil, with few other takers in Asia able to process the type of crude Europe typically buys.
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Indian April Crude Processing Rises As Cheap Russia Oil Boosts Returns
Diesel supply has become a global concern since sanctions against Russia reshaped fuel trade and sent international inventories to historic lows.
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Indian Refiners' March Crude Processing Rises 6.4% Year-On-Year
India's fuel demand rose to a three-year high in March as the market accumulated supplies foreseeing price spikes while easing COVID-related curbs boosted demand.
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German Refinery Fed By Russia Oil For 32 Years Does Not Know Its Future
The PCK refinery in the German town of Schwedt has been processing crude oil from Russia since before reunification, but with a ban on Russian oil looming its future could be in doubt.
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Indian Refiners Hike Crude Processing In February To Meet Demand Rise
India's fuel consumption had its biggest year-on-year jump since August 2021, up 5.4% in February compared with the same month in 2021.
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India's MRPL Operating Refinery At Full Capacity, Eyes Profit In FY22
The refiner has been cutting its crude processing for decades, mainly during the June quarter, due to shortages of water which is needed for cooling operations and power generation.
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India's MRPL Operating Refinery At Full Capacity, Eyes Profit In FY22
The refiner has been cutting its crude processing for decades, mainly during the June quarter, due to shortages of water which is needed for cooling operations and power generation.
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China's ZPC Studies Crude To Petrochemical Technology To Cut Carbon
Privately-controlled Zhejiang Petrochemical Corp (ZPC), China's single-largest refiner and petrochemical producer, is exploring new technologies such as direct processing of crude into olefins to cut carbon emissions, a company executive said on Wednesday.
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U.S. To Sell 32 Million Barrels Of Mostly Sour Crude From 4 SPR Sites
The sale of SPR oil, which is mainly blended sour crude, is expected to depress the value of U.S. sour crude Mars and benefit buyers in Asia which processes mainly high-sulphur oil.
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Indian Refiners' Crude Processing Ticks Up On Firm Demand
On a year-on-year basis, refiners' crude oil throughput in September rose about 2.9%, while crude oil production fell about 1.7% to around 600,000 bpd (2.44 million tonnes), the data showed.
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Crude Oil Throughput Rises 2.9% In September On Firm Demand
On a year-on-year basis, refiners' crude oil throughput in September rose about 2.9 per cent, while crude oil production fell about 1.7 per cent to around 600,000 bp
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Mukesh Ambani Is Going Green But Still Getting Rich Off Oil
Along the Arabian Sea, Jamnagar is a money-making machine for Asia's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, processing crude oil into fuel, plastics and chemicals.
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Indian Refiners' June Crude Processing Stays Robust, Output Slips
India refiners' crude processing remained resilient in June, holding above pre-pandemic levels amid steady demand, while production eased with the increased availability of cheaper Russian crude, government data showed on Friday.
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S-Oil's Gasoline Output Hit After Refinery Blast Kills One
South Korea's third largest refiner, S-Oil Corp, has suspended production of several processing units after a blast at its Onsan refinery.
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Indian April Crude Processing Rises As Cheap Russia Oil Boosts Returns
Diesel supply has become a global concern since sanctions against Russia reshaped fuel trade and sent international inventories to historic lows.
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Putin Likely To Get Even More Dependent On India
President Vladimir Putin may need to count even more on China and India should the European Union ban Russian oil, with few other takers in Asia able to process the type of crude Europe typically buys.
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Indian April Crude Processing Rises As Cheap Russia Oil Boosts Returns
Diesel supply has become a global concern since sanctions against Russia reshaped fuel trade and sent international inventories to historic lows.
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Indian Refiners' March Crude Processing Rises 6.4% Year-On-Year
India's fuel demand rose to a three-year high in March as the market accumulated supplies foreseeing price spikes while easing COVID-related curbs boosted demand.
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German Refinery Fed By Russia Oil For 32 Years Does Not Know Its Future
The PCK refinery in the German town of Schwedt has been processing crude oil from Russia since before reunification, but with a ban on Russian oil looming its future could be in doubt.
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Indian Refiners Hike Crude Processing In February To Meet Demand Rise
India's fuel consumption had its biggest year-on-year jump since August 2021, up 5.4% in February compared with the same month in 2021.
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India's MRPL Operating Refinery At Full Capacity, Eyes Profit In FY22
The refiner has been cutting its crude processing for decades, mainly during the June quarter, due to shortages of water which is needed for cooling operations and power generation.
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India's MRPL Operating Refinery At Full Capacity, Eyes Profit In FY22
The refiner has been cutting its crude processing for decades, mainly during the June quarter, due to shortages of water which is needed for cooling operations and power generation.
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China's ZPC Studies Crude To Petrochemical Technology To Cut Carbon
Privately-controlled Zhejiang Petrochemical Corp (ZPC), China's single-largest refiner and petrochemical producer, is exploring new technologies such as direct processing of crude into olefins to cut carbon emissions, a company executive said on Wednesday.
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U.S. To Sell 32 Million Barrels Of Mostly Sour Crude From 4 SPR Sites
The sale of SPR oil, which is mainly blended sour crude, is expected to depress the value of U.S. sour crude Mars and benefit buyers in Asia which processes mainly high-sulphur oil.
-
Indian Refiners' Crude Processing Ticks Up On Firm Demand
On a year-on-year basis, refiners' crude oil throughput in September rose about 2.9%, while crude oil production fell about 1.7% to around 600,000 bpd (2.44 million tonnes), the data showed.
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Crude Oil Throughput Rises 2.9% In September On Firm Demand
On a year-on-year basis, refiners' crude oil throughput in September rose about 2.9 per cent, while crude oil production fell about 1.7 per cent to around 600,000 bp
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Mukesh Ambani Is Going Green But Still Getting Rich Off Oil
Along the Arabian Sea, Jamnagar is a money-making machine for Asia's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, processing crude oil into fuel, plastics and chemicals.
