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On the third Monday of each month, Oil & Gas Journal Monthly Refining Report delivers news about the global crude oil refining industry. Selected and written for industry professionals by editors of Oil & Gas Journal, the stories originate in Oil & Gas Journal Online, with reports from around the world. For general interest articles and news about other industry operations, visit http://www.ogjonline.com.
CONTENTS
•CNPC, Rosneft likely to resume Tianjin refinery project
•Malaysia moves forward with Kedah refinery plans
•Ethanol groups seek to raise blend levels
•Pertamina renews plan to upgrade Balikpapan refinery
•Vietnam opens its first refinery
•YPF lets contract for delayed coking unit
•Indonesia outlines plans for new refineries, upgrades
•Iraq's South Oil lets contract for oil export terminals
•Eni lets refinery contract to GE Oil & Gas
•EPA outlines BP Texas City refinery settlement
STORIES
CNPC, Rosneft likely to resume Tianjin refinery project
China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) and Russia's OAO Rosneft, following their respective governments' recent agreement on the construction of the East-Siberia Pacific Ocean pipeline spur, may soon begin construction of their long-planned 200,000 b/d oil refinery in the Chinese coastal city of Tianjin.
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Malaysia moves forward with Kedah refinery plans
Work on a Malaysian refinery complex, part of the planned Sungai Limau hydrocarbon hub project formerly known as the Yan petroleum industry zone, is expected to start in July.
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Ethanol groups seek to raise blend levels
Ethanol supporters petitioned the US Environmental Protection Agency to raise the limit on the amount of ethanol blended into gasoline to 15% from 10%.
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Pertamina renews plan to upgrade Balikpapan refinery
Indonesia's Pertamina has signed an MOU with Dubai-based Star Petro Energy (ETA Group) and Japan's Itochu Corp. to upgrade the country's 260,000 b/d refinery at Balikpapan in East Kalimantan.
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Vietnam opens its first refinery
Vietnam opened its first refinery, a $3 billion project designed to meet a third of Vietnam's fuel demand in 2010.
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YPF lets contract for delayed coking unit
YPF let a contract to Foster Wheeler Iberia to design a new fractionation unit and gas plant for the delayed coking unit at the 189,000 b/d La Plata refinery in the province of Buenos Aires.
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Indonesia outlines plans for new refineries, upgrades
Indonesia's state-owned PT Pertamina, aiming to reduce fuel imports by boosting domestic supply, plans to construct two new refineries and upgrade an existing facility.
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Iraq's South Oil lets contract for oil export terminals
South Oil Co. has awarded a contract to Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd. for the basic engineering of oil export facilities to upgrade the existing Basra oil terminal in Iraq.
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Eni lets refinery contract to GE Oil & Gas
Eni SPA let a contract to GE Oil & Gas for the largest refinery reactors of their type ever to be manufactured.
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EPA outlines BP Texas City refinery settlement
BP Products North America agreed to spend more than $161 million on pollution controls, and enhanced maintenance and monitoring to resolve Clean Air Act violations at its Texas City, Tex., refinery.
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