Jereh Group’s subsidiary Jereh Environmental Protection Technology (JEPT) is all set to deliver the sludge oil recovery (SOR) unit to Indonesian-based PBAS, a member of Pertamina.
The SOR unit is set to serve one environmental project of refinery plant in Indonesia.
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Jereh Environmental president Pixue Wang said: "The concept of ‘technology driven, value added’ drives the way we develop our business.
"So far, more than 300 tanks (approximately 5 million cubic metres) have been serviced for customers from Southeast Asia, the Middle East and NOCs.
"From our experiences in Indonesia, we aim to cooperate more closely with customers and develop more efficient products and technologies to help challenge traditional concepts."
In Indonesia, the oil sludge is manually cleaned and later on injected directly into the pit.
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PBAS operation director Edy Prabowo said: "The success of sludge processing lies on the selection of appropriate technology, as well as selective work system, experts and equipment that are suitable and appropriate.
"We believe the visit and cooperation between PBAS and Jereh Group will provide a positive influence for the business development of both sides."
Jereh environmental business provides integrated solutions, equipment and technology for oily waste treatment and reinjection, as well as mechanical oil tank cleaning and sludge recovery.
Image: Jereh SOR unit delivery ceremony for Indonesian project. Photo: courtesy of Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co.,Ltd.
