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Summary Information
- Ownership: Bayernoil (OMV, BP, Rosneft, ENI)
- Website: http://www.bayernoil.de/ (German)
- Location: Bavaria, Germany
- Capacity: 6.0 million tons/annum & 120,000 bbl/day
- Nelson Complexity: 6.8
- Refining Depth:
Brief Description
- One half of a pair of refineries that is operated together, together with Neustadt Refinery the refinery is small but of medium complexity, with Euro V production capabilities
Refining Units
- Atmospheric Distillation - 6.0 Million Tons
- Vacuum distillation unit - 2.1 Million Tons
- Fluidised Catalytic cracker - 0.9 Million Tons
- OATS system - 1.45 Million Tons
- Gasoline desulfurization - 1.5 Million Tons
- Gasoline-refining plant - 0.8 Million Tons
- Middle distillate desulphurisation - 1.0
- Bitumen production - 0.3
Terminal Capacity
- Crude Oil:
- Refined Products:
Crude Supply
- The supply of crude oil is via the Trans Alpine Pipeline (TAL).
- From Trieste the crude is pumped through this pipe crude oil from Africa, Venezuela, Norway, Saudi Arabia and other producer countries
Products Produced
- LPG, gasoline , diesel fuel, light and heavy fuel oil, kerosene, bitumen, and sulfur
Ongoing Projects
- -
Other Information
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History
- 1967 - Refinery operations begin
- 2003 - BP sells stake in Bayernoil to OMV
- 2007 - Jacobs awarded contract for revamp of the merox unit
- 2010 - Rosneft purchased a share in Ruhr Oel, one of the refinery's partners
- 2012 - OMV announced its intention to sell it 45% stake
- 2013 - Varo Energy agrees to buy OMV's stake
Relevant Links
- German Petroleum Association In German
- Bayernoil Brochure
- Jacobs Receives Contract for Refinery Revamp in Bavaria
- Rosneft Acquires Leading Downstream Position in Germany: 50% of Ruhr Oel
- BP sells stake in Bayernoil refinery and 313 gas stations in OMV
- OMV appoints Deutsche Bank to handle the divestment program in R&M
- The Carlyle Group and Vitol Group to invest in Varo Energy to Create a Major New Energy Midstream Group across North-West Europe
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