Sentence examples for refinery infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The firm is trying to develop green crude to be integrated directly into the nation's existing refinery infrastructure.

Compared to traditional biofuel supply chains, advanced hydrocarbon biofuel supply chain integrating with existing petroleum refinery infrastructure significantly reduces capital cost and total annualized cost.

Process and corrosion engineers have critically addressed compatibility of biodiesel components in petroleum refinery infrastructure because of different processing, storage and dispatching histories of shipments.

The investment cost for the commercial application of a stand-alone bio-refinery may be reduced via integration with an existing petroleum refinery, whereby bio-refinery intermediates can be upgraded using the existing petroleum refinery infrastructure.

The hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) of bio-oil can be undertaken together with the hydrodesulphurization (HDS) of gas oil in order to use already existing refinery infrastructures and to directly obtain a partially bio-sourced fuel.

Baird's Bayonne site included oil-refinery infrastructure that was first built by Standard Oil, in the nineteen-twenties.

He fails to mention the US investigation which found that hefty budget cuts had left the plant "vulnerable to catastrophe", and that BP had targeted savings of 25% in 1999 and a further 25% in 2005 at the facility "even though much of the refinery's infrastructure and process equipment were in disrepair".

SOME 25 miles east of London, on the site of a former oil refinery, the biggest infrastructure project most people have never heard of is under way.

Only a handful of places around the country have the refinery capacity and infrastructure necessary to handle the massive amounts of oil being extracted from North Dakota's Bakken Shale: Bakersfield, Carson, and Long Beach in California; St. James, Lake Charles, Lacassine in coastal Louisiana Philadelphiaa, Paulsboro, New Jersey.

This ready-made bio-crude is compatible with, and can be directly processed by the existing petrochemical refinery and distribution infrastructure to yield jet fuel, gasoline, and diesel with little coke formation [ 9].

Another is that New Jersey is flush with refineries and gasoline infrastructure like fuel pipelines and deep harbors to import petroleum from around the world.