Iran led Middle East’s refinery condensate splitter units capacity
By 2026, two new refinery condensate splitter units are expected to commence operations in the Middle East.
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By 2026, two new refinery condensate splitter units are expected to commence operations in the Middle East.
ByThe majority Omani government-owned LNG producer intends to appoint consultants to provide EPCm services for future projects.
ByThe oil discoveries have been made at the Bu Hasa field, onshore block 3, and the Al Dhafra Petroleum Concession.
Shell’s unit BG will become the operator of the North East El-Amriya offshore area after the deal is closed.
The JV operates over 6,000km of pipelines and flowlines, eight gas plants, more than 1,000 producing wells, and 87 flowstations.
The plant will have the capacity to produce 12,000 barrels of diesel and gasoline per day.
Other key countries in terms of refining capacity were Iran, United Arab Emirates, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
ByGlobalData’s latest report states that around 103 planned and announced plants are slated to come online by 2026.
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