Asia/Pacific
India's Nayara Energy increases fuel supply to HPCL after EU sanctions
Since the imposition of sanctions, Nayara has been operating its 400,000-bpd Vadinar refinery in western India at 70%–80% capacity.
Sri Lanka sees Sinopec starting work on $3.7-B refinery soon, bidding for another refinery expansion
The Sinopec refinery, approved in 2023, will have capacity to process 200,000 bpd of crude oil and will be located near the Chinese-built and operated Hambantota port in southern Sri Lanka.
Solvay doubles Zhenjiang production capacity of high-purity electronic grade hydrogen peroxide
Solvay officially opened a significant expansion at its Zhenjiang, China, facility, doubling its production capacity for electronic grade hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) annually.
NH3 Clean Energy and Pilbara Ports sign commitment agreement for lease of land at the Port of Dampier
NH3 Clean Energy Ltd. has signed a Commitment Agreement with Pilbara Ports Authority (Pilbara Ports) regarding the company’s intended lease of land at the Port of Dampier.
Sanctions-hit Nayara seeks Indian govt help to get refinery repair equipment
The private refiner has approached the Centre for High Technology, an advisory body under India's oil ministry, seeking assistance in sourcing specialized equipment, catalysts and other raw materials.
Indonesia's Pertamina to merge refinery, shipping and retail operations
Indonesian state energy firm PT Pertamina will merge the operations of its refinery, shipping and retail units to improve efficiency in its core business, CEO Simon Aloysius Mantiri said.
E20 fuel safe but curbs vehicle performance, Mahindra executive says
E20 recently became the only choice of fuel at nearly 90,000 fuel stations across India, leading to complaints from motorists concerned about the impact on older vehicles.
Petronas delivers first local SAF to Malaysia Airlines
The SAF was locally blended at Petronas' processing facilities and delivered to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to supply the carrier's daily flights to London until September 16.
China's teapot refiners face fresh test from crackdown on tax evasion
Refiners are required to pay consumption taxes both when they import feedstock such as fuel oil and also on the refined products they produce, but evasion is widespread.
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