Downstream contract news

ADNOC has signed two new three-year deals for the sale of up to 1.5 million tpy of naphtha as part of its 2030 smart growth strategy.

One project is to introduce crude oil processing flexibility and the other is to recover power and water, both at the ADNOC-owned Ruwais oil refinery.

Fluor has been awarded a construction contract for MEGlobal’s new monoethylene glycol facility in Freeport, Texas.

Petrofac will undertake an engineering, procurement and construction project for Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd's sulfur recovery unit in Visakhapatnam.

Kuwait Petroleum Corp. has selected Jacobs to conduct a pre-feasibility study for the expansion of local refining capacity.

The acquisition was ratified by the Federal Trade Commission, which gave early termination of the waiting period stipulated by US antitrust legislation.

RES Polyflow’s plant in Indiana will convert plastic waste into ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel and naphtha blend stocks, which will then be purchased by BP for regional distribution in the petroleum market.

Eni has been contracted to construct two refining lines using Eni Slurry Technology at Zhejiang Petrochemicals’ facility.

Petronas subsidiary, MLNG and Tokyo Gas have inked an LNG supply agreement for up to 13 years.

The company has received two orders for replacement equipment in Graham’s installed base and one order for a new ejector system in a refinery revamp project.