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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Summary Information<br />
Ownership: Sonatrach<br />
Website: http://www.sonatrach.com/<br />
List of Sonatrach Refineries<br />
Location: Augusta, Italy<br />
Capacity: 9.5 million tons/annum & 190,000 bbl/day<br />
Nelson Complexity:<br />
Refining Units<br />
Atmospheric Distillation *2<br />
Vacuum Distillation *2<br />
Fluid catalitic conversion unit (FCCU)<br />
Powerformate splitter C3/C4<br />
Splitter propane/propilene<br />
Alkylation unit<br />
Hydrofiners<br />
Lubes units<br />
Sour water stripper<br />
Sulphur recovery units<br />
Terminal Capacity<br />
Crude Oil: 0,58 million cubic meters<br />
Refined Products:<br />
Semifinished products: 1,05 million cubic meters<br />
Finished products: 1,20 million cubic meters<br />
Total: 275 tanks for about 3 million cubic meters<br />
Crude Supply<br />
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Products Produced<br />
Gasoline, Naphtha, LPG, ULSD, Jet Fuel, Fuel Oil<br />
Ongoing Projects<br />
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Other Information<br />
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History<br />
1949 - ExxonMobil's complex began operations in the southern Italian city of Augusta. At that time, it was called Rasiom<br />
1953 - Reforming Unit 1 (hidrofyner) commissioned<br />
1954/56: Reformer 2 - 3 (powerformers)<br />
1957 - Topping Unit 4<br />
1961 - It was acquired by ExxonMobil and it was renamed as Esso Augusta Refinery.<br />
1962, reforming 4 (powerformer)<br />
1963: 1 vacuum pipestill, a lubricant<br />
1965 - The refinery was expanded with the addition of a 100,000 bpd CDU<br />
1967: catalytic cracking, alkylation<br />
1969: a sulfur plant in<br />
1971: vacuum pipestill 2<br />
1972: It is merged with the Italian name It Refinery of Augusta<br />
1974: two lubricants in<br />
1975: water purification process<br />
1979: biological oxidation in the refinery, (water treatment)<br />
1982: thermal integration between systems<br />
1986: biological oxidation consortium in the plant, (water treatment)<br />
1989: reforming 5 (powerformer)<br />
1990: sulfur plant 2<br />
1992: hydrofiner, propylene recovery<br />
1996: electrostatic precipitator<br />
1997: reducing benzene content, reducing sulfur emissions<br />
1999 - The Esso and AGIP refineries are merged<br />
1999: operator. about. of ricez. / sped. products<br />
2000: installation of water barriers imp. Alky<br />
2001: Adaptation park LPG / paraffin sales<br />
2004: AUTOIL-2 Scanfiner adjustment for the production of low sulfur Diesel and Petro<br />
2018: Acquired by Sonatrach<br />
Relevant Links<br />
[https://www.reuters.com/article/us-sonatrach-exxon-mobil/sonatrach-to-buy-exxonmobils-augusta-oil-refinery-in-sicily-idUSKBN1IA2R4]<br />
Refinery Webpage (In Italian)<br />
Planned Maintenance, Pump Zone<br />
Priolo Petrochemical Area, Information Memorandum<br />
Saipem Grass Roots Refineries<br />
Saipem Atmospheric Crude Distillation Units<br />
Saipem Alkylation Units<br />
Saipem LPG Treatment Units<br />
Saipem Atmospheric Gasoil Desulphurisation<br />
Exxon and AGIP to Integrate Two Italian Refineries</div>Abarrelfull