Exxon Singapore Refinery

ExxonMobil's Singapore Refinery has two operating sites - one on the mainland and another on Jurong Island. The integrated refinery manufactures a wide range of fuels, lubes and specialty products. The Refinery also provides advantaged feedstock to the steam cracker and two aromatics plants that are located adjacent to the Refinery.

The Exxon Singapore Resid Upgrade Project will add approximately 20,000 barrels per day of light, heavy and extra-heavy lubricant base stocks. Exxon expects the project to be completed in 2025
In 2010, ExxonMobil announced its plans to build a diesel hydrotreater at its Singapore refinery, increasing the refinery’s production capacity of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel
It came on stream in 2014

1965 - Jurong Refinery comes on stream
1971 - Jurong Island (PAC) Refinery comes on stream
1973 - Capacity expanded with the addition of 157,000 bpd CDU (Chiyoda)
1982 - Atmospheric distillation unit debottlenecked, visbreaker and Vacuum Distillation Unit added (Chiyoda)
1985 - Mobil revamps it CDU to allow the processing of far eastern crudes
1990 - Hydrocracking unit, Hydrogen Unit and Distillate Dewaxing Unit commissioned (Chiyoda)
1994 - Mobil completes its US$1.1 billion continuous catalytic reformer and aromatics unit
1997 - Mobil completes US$250 million lubricant base oil plant. Refining capacity at Pioneer Road facility raised to 300,000 bpd
2014 - Light Oil Desulphurization Unit commissioned

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