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Indian Oil completes Haldia expansion

03/10/2009 09:30:00 AM

Mumbai, Mar (EPC News): Indian Oil has completed the Rs3,700 crore capacity augmentation and product quality improvement projects at Haldia refinery. The over three-year-long investment programme in the refinery came to a close on February 26 with the commissioning of the Rs2,800 crore hydrocracker unit.

According to a company press release, the capacity of the refinery is augmented by 25 per cent from 6 million tonne per annum (mtpa) to 7.5 mtpa. Commissioning of the projects also enables the refinery to supply Euro-IV grade auto-fuel, as per the National Auto-fuel Policy.

It may be mentioned that the refinery originally had a capacity to refine 2.5 million tonne light-sweet crude for manufacturing of lubricants.

EPC News Bureau