Crude unit at Tupras's Izmir oil refinery expected to restart mid-December
12/4/2024 7:00:00 AM
A 151,000-bpd crude unit at the Izmir oil refinery operated by Turkey's Tupras is tentatively expected to restart in mid-December after a fire on Nov. 25, industry monitor IIR said.
Tupras shut down the unit on Nov. 25 after a fire, the company said in a public filing on Nov. 26.
The exact restart date is unknown, IIR said in a note..
Tupras did not respond immediately to emailed requests for comment.
The refinery, with total crude processing capacity of 241,500 bpd, mainly produces fuel oil, diesel, jet fuel and gasoline.
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