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U S refiners throttle back Q1 output after record 2022 runs

U.S. oil refiners are dialing back operating runs this quarter after sky-high utilization rates last year, and aim to operate at between 85% and 89% of capacity, according to company outlooks and.

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U S Refiners Throttle Back Q1 Output After Record 2022 Runs

U.S. oil refiners are dialing back operating runs this quarter after sky-high utilization rates last year, and aim to operate at between 85% and 89% of capacity, according to company outlooks and

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U S refiners throttle back Q1 output after record 2022 runs

By Erwin Seba HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. oil refiners are dialing back operating runs this quarter after sky-high utilization rates last year, and aim t.

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PetroChina starts $5 3 B unit revamp to boost petchem output, cut fuel

PetroChina starts $5 3 B unit revamp to boost petchem output, cut fuel
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Eskom is a problem child : Scopa on procurement deviation requests worth R68 7bn in a single quarter

16 February 2021 - 14:35 The single biggest contributor to deviation applications in the second quarter of the financial year was from Eskom worth R68.7bn - 97% of which was for the renegotiation of coal supply. File image. Image: Robert Tshabalala Eskom under the stewardship of CEO André de Ruyter is the champion of requests for deviation from normal procurement laws to the tune of R68.7bn in a single quarter of the ongoing financial year. That is according to a National Treasury presentation tabled before the standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) on Tuesday. The National Treasury, led by acting chief procurement officer Estelle Setan, was reporting on deviations by national departments and state-owned enterprises (SEOs) in this financial year’s first three quarters.

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