Middle East downstream news

Fluor Corp. has announced that its joint venture (JV) with Daewoo Engineering & Construction and Hyundai Heavy Industries, FDH JV, has successfully started up two boilers at the new Al-Zour Refinery.

Among the services available will be the repair and reconditioning of reciprocating compressor valves and packing cases.

ADNOC Onshore has awarded contracts to upgrade two main oil lines and crude receiving facilities at the Jebel Dhanna terminal in Abu Dhabi.

Upon completion in mid-2022, the company's Crude Flexibility Project will allow ADNOC to process up to 420 000 bpsd (barrels per stream day) of heavier and sourer grades of crude oil, as part of the 840 000 bpsd refinery in Ruwais.

The upgrading of the Basrah refinery is scheduled for completion in 2025.

AW Shipping will be responsible for transporting LPG cargoes and other petroleum products, sourced from the ADNOC Group and global suppliers, to Wanhua Group’s manufacturing bases in China and around the world.

ADNOC and ADQ will jointly evaluate and invest in anchor chemicals projects within the planned Ruwais Derivatives Park.

GlobalData has reported that the Middle East is expected to remain a key supplier of petrochemicals post-pandemic.

Mammoet has announced the award of two contracts for the Duqm oil refinery.

WEG has announced that it has been awarded contracts for a refinery project in Oman.