Mongstad Refining has let a $39.8 million fabrication and construction contract to Kvaerner for a revamp of the delayed coker at its 200,000-b/d refinery at Mongstad, Norway.
According to Oil & Gas Journal’s Worldwide Refining Survey, the coker has a capacity of 24,800 b/cd.
Mongstad Refining is owned 79% by Statoil and 21% by Royal Dutch Shell PLC.
Total to shut down Carling steam cracker
09/04/2013
Total will shut down its Carling steam cracker in the Lorraine region of eastern France and use facilities there to produce hydrocarbon resins and ...
|
Several ‘incidents’ reduce capacity at Motiva Port Arthur refinery
08/20/2013
Two separate “incidents” that resulted in small fires at two separate, unspecified units at Motiva Enterprices LLC’s Port Arthur, Tex., refinery co...
|
API, AFPM ask EPA to partially waive 2014 ethanol requirements
08/14/2013
The American Petroleum Institute and the American Petrochemical & Fuel Manufacturers jointly asked the US Environmental Protection Agency to pa...
|
Chennai Petroleum adding coker at Manali
08/14/2013
Chennai Petroleum Corp. Ltd. has let a turnkey contract to Engineers India Ltd. covering the addition of a delayed coker at its 10.5 million tonne/...
|
