Mol's Rijeka Coking Plant Has Started up, Diesel Output Could Increase by up to 30 Percent
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WITH THE LAUNCH of a 700 million euro plant in Rijeka, INA is increasing diesel production.
The almost 700 million euro development will give INA more flexibility in choosing between crude oil suppliers, while the refinery can produce up to 30 percent more diesel from the same amount of crude oil.
The new delayed coking unit (DCU) of the Rijeka Refinery, a key element of the almost 700 million euro modernization project, has been successfully launched, Mol announced. The plant has already reached approximately 70 percent of its design capacity, and thanks to the development, the refinery can produce up to 30 percent more diesel from the same amount of crude oil, can process heavier crude oil types, and the need to import vacuum gas oil wi…
The value of the project is almost 700 million euros, which is part of INA's long-term investment cycle, with the support of MOL Group, in the modernization of the Rijeka Oil Refinery.
When fully operational, the modernized Rijeka Oil Refinery will be among the most modern refinery facilities in the region.
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