Sentence examples for opened a refinery from inspiring English sources

It opened a refinery to turn Niyamgiri's bauxite into aluminium before receiving approval for the mine, and has lost millions of pounds as a result.

He said that Total was mitigating the job losses by moving refinery workers and their families to places like Jubail, Saudi Arabia, where Total recently opened a refinery complex.

In 1924, BP opened a refinery on the Firth of Forth, in part because of its transport links and the availability of local labour skilled in shale oil refining.

Standard Oil opened a refinery at the current East Baton Rouge site in 1909, and the city grew up around it, he said.

Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition, accused big oil companies today of thwarting his efforts to open a refinery in California, contending that the companies had intimidated bankers to keep them from lending money to the venture.

Molycorp has ambitious plans to become the world's largest single producer of light rare earths by the end of 2014, overtaking Lynas of Australia, which hopes to open a large refinery in Malaysia later this year.

NEW DELHI — The billionaire Lakshmi N. Mittal and an Indian oil company are formally opening a $4 billion refinery on the northern border with Pakistan as India and Pakistan, which have fought three major wars, seek to stimulate trade.

A segregated supply costs about 10 per cent more but that is expected to fall a few per cent this year when New Britain Palm Oil opens an £18m refinery in Liverpool capable of handling 150,000 tonnes of certified oil.

Last weekend, Iraqi forces said they had opened a corridor to the long-besieged oil facility at Beiji, the nation's largest refinery, situated north of Baghdad, the capital.

The campaign then continues as the presidential plane hopscotches about the country, met by a fleet of helicopters which take him to start the day's activities unveiling a plaque, opening a school, commissioning a refinery.He is almost always met by adulatory crowds.

But global gasoline and diesel demand is still growing, and closings of several Caribbean and European refineries in recent years have opened an opportunity.