China's crude oil processing volume is expected to
2022-10-14- Detail
China's crude oil processing volume is expected to reach a new high in June
as the equipment maintenance work of Yanshan Petrochemical and Shanghai Petrochemical refineries has ended in May, China's daily crude oil processing volume in June is expected to hit a new record high, and it is expected that the crude oil processing volume will further increase in the future, Part of the reason is that under the daily processing volume, DuPont high performance materials division announced that it would raise the product prices of all DuPont Zytel and DuPont Delrin specifications worldwide. Half of the set parameters that can be input into the experiment will reach 201000 barrels. Qinzhou refinery will be put into operation at the end of this month
according to the data provided by jinkaixun, Dow Jones newswires calculated that the average operating rate of China's 18 major refiners rose to 91.0% in June from 85.8% in May
according to the data released by jinkaixun, Sinopec's crude oil processing volume in June is expected to reach 17.55 million tons today, equivalent to 4.29 million barrels of oil refining per day, an increase of 7% over the refining volume in May. PetroChina's daily crude oil processing volume in June will increase by 1.53% over the previous month, reaching 2.55 million barrels
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