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UAE eyes gasoline self-sufficiency from end-2014
People walk near The Gate building at the financial and business district
Dubai International Financial Center. (Reuters)
The UAE is set to become self sufficient in gasoline by the end of 2014,
when its refining capacity will be boosted by the Ruwais plant expansion, an
official from Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) said.
“We’re trying to increase our capacity to meet domestic demand. We used to
be balanced in gasoline, but due to rising demand that changed again,” the
official said on the sidelines of an energy conference organized by
Conference Connection.
Heavy gasoline subsidies by the OPEC member have propelled demand to more
than 5 million tons, according to analyst and ADNOC estimates. The UAE
produces around 2.7 million tons and relies on imports for the rest, the
official added.
ADNOC produces the bulk of the UAE’s crude oil and refined oil products. It
has also taken over the petrol stations in the northern emirates, where
there were oil shortages in 2011 when the Dubai Emirates National Oil
Company (ENOC), squeezed by a heavy subsidy bill, stopped supplying those
emirates.
Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Company (TAKREER) has been working to expand the
Ruwais complex, the UAE’s biggest refinery with a capacity of 415,000
barrels per day (BPD), which is located around 240 km west of capital.
The expansion will be in the form of a new plant adjacent to the existing
plant and within the Ruwais industrial complex, the official said. The
expansion is to double the refining capacity of Ruwais at an estimated cost
of $ 10 billion.
“We think the technical commissioning will be around late 2014,” the
official said, adding that the country will “definitely” import gasoline
this summer, while for next year, ADNOC will assess the market.
“Next year around this time, we will know if we’d import or not for the
summer,” the official said.
24 April 2013 |
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Courtesy SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY
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