Refinaria Replan da Petrobras bate novo recorde de produção de Bunker 2020

Petrobras Replan Refinery Sets New Bunker 2020 Production Record

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/07/2020 at 12:54

Refinaria do Planalto – REPLAN. Paulínia (SP)

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Petrobras’ Replan Refinery Achieves New Bunker Production Record in June. This Number Is 20% Higher Than the Previous Record Set in May.

Petrobras announced on the afternoon of this day (06/14) that Replan, located in Paulínia, its largest refinery in oil processing capacity, set a monthly production record for Bunker 2020 for the second consecutive month. After Covid Cases, ENEVA Is Authorized to Resume Onshore Works in Amazonas

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Petrobras’ Replan refinery reached 148,000 m³ in June. This number is 20% higher than the previous record set in May, which was 123,000 m³.

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About Petrobras Replan Refinery

Replan’s production accounts for approximately 20% of all oil refining in Brazil, processing almost all of the national oil, a large part of which comes from the Santos Basin (pre-salt).

The Paulínia Refinery began its operational activities on February 2, 1972, three months before its inauguration. About 20,000 cubic meters of oil per day (126,000 barrels) were processed at that time.

Petrobras Replan Refinery Sets New Bunker 2020 Production Record

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