According to source-based information, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals would shut a part of its coastal refinery facility in Karnataka for up to 25 days to conduct maintenance activity.
It is learnt that the state-run firm may shut 144,000 barrels per day (bpd) crude unit, which is one of the three units in the coastal refinery, for up to 25 days. CDU II will be shut for about 15 days in May and 10 days in June, reports suggest.
During the shutdown, MRPL will operate its hydrocracker at a lower capacity. It is also learnt that the shutdown of the crude unit will not impact MRPL’s export commitment and supplies to local markets.
The firm owns a 300,000 bpd coastal refinery in Karnataka.
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