Newest Technology Used Oil Refinery Plant in Senegal
- Use: Cooking Oil
- Type:Cooking Oil Refinery Machine
- Production Capacity: 5-500MT
- Power(W): 2kw-5kw
- Dimension(L*W*H): 740*950*1350
- Weight (T): 12 T
- Certification: ISO, HALAL
- Market: Senegal
Senegal SAR Refinery Renovations Bring 20% Capacity Boost, Energy Capital & Power
April 21, 2022. Senegal’s primary downstream refinery is undergoing major renovations and is set to see a 20% capacity boost. Despite four years of delays attributed to funding challenges, partners disputes and the COVID-19 pandemic, the facility’s upgrades – planned since 2018 – have resumed, ushering in a new era of downstream
GTA Phase 1 Hits 90% Completion. The Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) development – situated on the maritime border of Senegal and Mauritania – offers recoverable gas resources of between 15 and 20 trillion cubic feet (tcf). To date, the developments Phase 1 is 90% (June 2023) complete and on track for first gas production by Q4 2023.
Petrosen: Our ambition is to make Senegal an oil and gas giant, African Business
The government’s ambition is, through the Société des pétroles du Sénégal (Petrosen), to turn the country into a future hydrocarbon giant, with export revenues approaching 900bn CFA francs ($1.5bn) over the period 2023-2025, according to national forecasts. A little over forty years after its creation, Petrosen is now in the big league.
The 6,000 b/d modular refinery was launched in September 2021 and is running at full capacity. Its production includes 50% gasoil, 28% naphtha and the rest is 0.5% fuel oil. The expansion is expected to be completed in 2023. Upon the completion, the refinery will be producing naphtha, ULSD, ULSFO and LPG.
Senegal's First Offshore Oilfield Set to Start Up in Mid-2024, The Maritime Executive
The Sangomar field is located about 50 nautical miles south of Dakar, Senegal’s capital, and it will be the country’s first offshore oil development. The FPSO, a former VLCC converted by
Connect with us: December 18, 2020. Serigne Mboup, Director General of the Société Africaine de Raffinage (SAR), spoke to Africa Oil & Power about how the oldest refinery in West Africa has put together an ambitious extension plan to meet local demand requirements. Senegal will start producing crude oil from its offshore Sangomar field in 2023.
New tech could provide cheaper, less-polluting way to refine crude oil, Science | AAAS
According to Neel Rangnekar, a chemical engineer with Exxon and a team member on the new paper, switching from distillation to membrane separation could save up to 50% of the cost of heating the crude oil and 75% of the cost of electricity used in refining, amounting to at least $3.5 billion per year. “It’s a very exciting result,” says
20% 80%. • Idle refineries in 2020 and probably through 2021 : high level of corrosion and deterioration on pipelines over the past few years. • Significant investments (USD 5-6 Billions) are required to modernize the 3 refineries. • The federal government is exploring the privatization option for all 3 refineries.
The autonomous plant: Entering a new digital era | McKinsey
The autonomous plant incorporates recent technological advancements in connectivity and computing power—as well as access to Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) data—in order to progressively improve performance based on data analytics, AI, and first-principle models without significant human intervention (Exhibit 2). 2.
The Low-Emissions Refinery of the Future. Many refinery operators have announced ambitious goals for reducing their carbon emissions, but achieving those goals won’t be easy. As Exhibit 3 shows, abating a refinery’s Scope 1 and 2 emissions will require actions across multiple levers. The price will be high, with considerable portions of
