Elbe Mineraloelwerke Hamburg Harburg Refinery

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Summary Information

Refining Units

  • Crude Distillation
  • Vacuum Distillation
  • FCC
  • Catalytic Reformer
  • Isomerisation
  • Desulphurisation (Gasoline)
  • Desulphurisation (M.Distillate)

Terminal Capacity

  • Crude Oil:
  • Refined Products:

Crude Supply

  • The refinery has a deep water port and is supplied by tankers.

Products Produced

  • The range of products includes LPG (propane, butane), gasoline (Super, V-Power race fuel), kerosene, white spirits, kerosene, diesel fuel (V-Power Diesel, Diesel Plus shell), light fuel oil (HEL, Eco-Ultra) , base oil (paraffinic - about 20 varieties, naphthenic - around 20 kinds), wax, heavy products (bunker, heavy fuel oil, HVR, bitumen), and sulfur.

Ongoing Projects

  • The refinery was up for sale, and Essar Oil of India was in talks to purchase it. However, Shell decided to close the refinery instead.

Other Information

  • Through the interconnection with the depots of the Oiltanking Germany GmbH and Vopak Terminal Hamburg GmbH & Co., the refinery has flexibility and can significantly increase export capacity.

History

  • The history of Harburg refinery began in 1929 with the commissioning of a oil refining plant at the site of present-day plant.
  • 2011 - Shell announced that the refinery will close in 2012

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