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There are several aspects to consider when considering oil refinery Expansion. These may include factors such as the status of the economy, the price of oil, and the market. You must also consider the scope of the project. Some projects are little and cost less than a billion dollars, while others are substantially larger and cost far more.

Anacortes

A local court recently allowed a massive oil refinery plant development in Anacortes, Washington. The Anacortes Oil Refinery would be able to generate mixed xylenes for export to Asian markets as a result of this project. Plastics are made from xylenes. They also include hazardous substances.


The proposal would bring five tankers to the Salish Sea each month, increasing tanker traffic by more than a third. This increasing tanker traffic would also pose extra environmental and safety threats to orcas in the south.


In March, Skagit County Planning and Development Services issued a Draft Environmental Impact Statement. It investigated the project's regional implications.


Skagit County authorities received nearly 7,000 comments. Concerns have been expressed about the possibility of an oil leak and the possible damage on the Southern Resident Killer whale population.


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Nayara Energy

Nayara Energy, a subsidiary of oil refinery russia  giant Rosneft, intends to significantly expand its oil refinery in India. In addition, the corporation has unveiled many climate smart agricultural projects.


According to a Nayara Energy spokesperson, the business is contemplating spending at least $850 million in the first phase of its asset development strategy. This comprises the construction of a 200,000 mt/yr MTBE facility and a 450,000 mt/yr polypropylene factory. These factories will be financed using a combination of stock and loans.


One of the most significant projects is the addition of a 200,000 bpd polypropylene facility to its existing petrochemical complex. The factory has already received $528 million in funding.



South Africa

According to a research issued by the South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA), the country's oil refinery capacity may become outdated within two years. The group is now in talks with the government about upgrading six refineries. It also seeks a financial assistance system to help it meet the new clean-fuel criteria.


The National Petroleum Refiners of South Africa (Natref) has been refining crude oil into motor fuels since 1971. Natref's primary refinery is in the Free State town of Sasolburg.


Natref obtains crude oil from Isipingo through a 600-kilometer pipeline. The plant serves a region with no other refineries.


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