Russia’s refining industry is set to make major changes to improve profitability and produce cleaner transportation fuels. Such changes will enable the refining industry to export cleaner fuels t..
Russia’s refining industry is set to make major changes to improve profitability and produce cleaner transportation fuels. Such changes will enable the refining industry to export cleaner fuels to Europe. These decisions will be based on evaluating the present refineries and their ability to be revamped and remain profitable under new laws and export duties as discussed in Part 1.
Optimizing the refining assets
As summarized in Table 1, the general performance indicators for all of the possible refining configurations are listed. They include processing heavy oil residues and their breakdown. Most critical are the ROI and CAPEX required for each configuration. The takeaways from the a
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