sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
sri lanka 50tpd crude oil refining plant equipment in Nepal
  • Does Sri Lanka need a new refinery?
  • Oil Refinery and Pipeline: Sri Lanka’s only refinery and the main port-to-refinery pipeline are in urgent need of upgrading and expansion. The state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) runs the Sapugaskanda refinery and plans to modernize the existing refinery and build a new one have been discussed for several years.
  • Is Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery a viable option for Sri Lanka?
  • Output from the Sapugaskanda oil refinery meets 40 percent of Sri Lanka’s demand for refined fuels, while the government imports 60 percent of the refined fuels consumed domestically. A feasibility study was carried out in 2021, however the government has yet to publish a Request for Proposals (RFP).
  • How much oil does Sapugaskanda Refinery Process?
  • Existing Oil Refinery at Sapugaskanda was commissioned in August 1969 to process 38000 BPSD ( 5200 mt/d ) of Iranian light crude oil. Even though the capacity of crude distiller was 5200 mt/d, unit was capable of processing 5800 mt/d of crude oil.
  • Where does Sri Lanka import refined petroleum?
  • Sri Lanka imports Refined Petroleum primarily from: India ($750M), Singapore ($464M), United Arab Emirates ($460M), Malaysia ($246M), and Saudi Arabia ($179M). The fastest growing import markets in Refined Petroleum for Sri Lanka between 2020 and 2021 were India ($488M), United Arab Emirates ($318M), and Saudi Arabia ($128M).