Normandy Refinery

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Summary Information

• This refinery is also known as the Normandy Refinery

• Ownership: Total
• Website: http://www.total.com/
  • List of Total Refineries
• Location: Normandy, France
• Capacity: 12 million tons/annum & 240,000 bbl/day
• Nelson Complexity:

Refining Units

• Crude distillation unit - 320,000
• Vacuum distillation unit - 82,000
• catalytic reforming unit - 50,000
• Hydrocracker - 52,000
• Fluid catalytic cracker - 52,000
• gas oil desulphurisation unit - 126,000
• visbreaker unit - 26,000
• isomerisation unit - 16,000
• Sulfur recovery unit
• IGCC

Terminal Capacity

• Crude Oil:
• Refined Products:

Crude Supply

• -

Products Produced

• -

Ongoing Projects

• The hydrocracker is being debottlenecked which will increase hydro-conversion capacity to 10,000 tons per day from the current 8,000 tons
• For details see Gonfreville Refinery Upgrade Project

Other Information

• Total built a distillate hydrocracker (DHC) at the refinery, in order to increase diesel production. For the same amount of throughput, the DHC increases the output of "clean" diesel fuel by 8%, for a total investment of about €550 million.

History

• 1998 - IGCC project launched
• 2007 - The Hydrocracker was commissioned
• 2009 - Capacity was reduced by 80,000 bbls/day, by the decommissioning of a distillation column

Relevant Links

• Normandy Hydrocracker Project
• FACTBOX-Oil refineries shut due to weak economy 2009-10
• FACTBOX-Total's European refineries
• Technip awarded contract by Total for the hydrocracker of the Normandy refinery
• Axens’ Hydrocracking Technology Selected by Total’s Normandy Refinery
• Launching Of IGCC Project at the Normandy Refinery

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