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| 2019-11-28 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据烃加工新闻11月26日消息称，信实工业已经证实，计划投资97.5亿美元，也就是7000亿印度卢比，在该公司位于印度贾姆纳格尔的工厂建设一个原油-石油-化工综合设施。 Wood Mackenzie高级研究分析师Afsar Hussain表示：“该项目将生产850万吨乙烯和丙烯，350万吨苯、甲苯和二甲苯，400万吨对二甲苯和邻二甲苯，以及整个C1-C6价值链的各种衍生产品。 “该项目将是现存最大的从原油到化学品的项目之一。新增产能将使印度烯烃产能提高28%，总产能将超过1800万吨。此外，该项目将大幅提升印度的芳烃产能，将总产能提高80%，达到1700万吨左右。。 “项目的庞大规模和互联性将使整个综合设施能够以更低的成本运营，因为它将能够利用显着的效率收益，降低物流成本和管理费用，确保原料安全并最大化产品收益。” “该项目的原油原料很可能由沙特阿美公司提供，该公司在信实的炼油和化工业务中拥有20％的股份。” “这是一个大胆的举措，以确保原油市场份额，并应对交通燃料需求的停滞，预计到2040年，石化行业将是石油需求增长最快的行业。” 曹海斌 摘译自 烃加工新闻 原文如下： Reliance to invest US$9.75 billion in Indian petrochemicals complex Reliance Industries has confirmed plans to invest US$9.75 billion – or 700 billion Indian rupees – to build a crude-oil-to-chemicals complex at the company's Jamnagar, India, site. Commenting, Afsar Hussain, Wood Mackenzie Senior Research Analyst, said: “The project will have a combined capacity to produce 8.5 million t of ethylene and propylene, 3.5 million t of benzene, toluene and xylenes, 4 million t of paraxylene and orthoxylene, as well as a whole myriad of derivatives across the C1-C6 value chains. “The project will be one of the largest crude-to-chemicals projects to exist. The new capacity additions will raise India’s olefins capacity by 28%, taking total capacity to over 18 million t. Additionally, the project will provide a significant leap in India's aromatics capabilities, raising total capacity by 80% to around 17 million t. “The sheer size and interconnectedness of the project will allow the overall complex to operate on a much lower cost basis, as it will be able to capitalise on significant efficiency gains, reduce logistics costs and overheads, ensure feedstock security and maximise product revenues. “The crude feedstock for the project is likely to be supplied by Aramco, who have a 20% stake in Reliance’s refining and chemicals business. “This is a bold move to secure crude market share and counter stagnating demand into transportation fuels, with petrochemicals expected to be the fastest growing oil demand sector through 2040.”
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