Panipat Refinery

The country's top refiner will shut the naphtha cracker at its Panipat plant from Monday for a revamp aimed at raising its ethylene production capacity, the sources familiar with the plan said.

IOC to invest Rs 32,496 crore to expand Panipat refinery capacity

Panipat refinery currently has a capacity to turn 15 million tonnes per annum of crude oil into value-added fuels such as petrol, diesel, and ATF.

Centre to invest Rs 15,000 cr to expand Panipat refinery

Also, an ethanol plant would be set up at a cost of Rs 500 crore by the Indian Oil Corporation in Panipat to generate alternative fuel from agricultural residue which would boost agriculture sector, the Petroleum Minister said.

IOC lines up Rs 18,000 cr to raise Panipat refinery capacity

IOC had previously planned to raise capacity of Panipat refinery from 15 mt to 20.2 mt, but now it is looking at raising the capacity straightway to 25 mt, its Director (Refineries) Sanjiv Singh said here.

India's thirst for petrol supports Asian margins

India has surplus refining capacity, but there has been maintenance at some plants and petrol demand has risen after a cut in diesel subsidies increased the attractiveness of petrol cars.

IOC to invest Rs 15K cr to raise Panipat refinery capacity

The official said IOC is also looking at raising capacity of its 13.7 MT a year Koyali refinery in Gujarat by 4.3 MT as well as hiking capacity of Mathura refinery in Uttar Pradesh by three MT to 11 MT.

IOC to invest more than Rs 30000 cr in petrochemical sector

According to sources, IOCL is planning to establish an ethylene oxide purification unit in its Panipat refinery, a Rs 5000 crore greenfield project for acrylic and acetic acid production in Gujarat, and a polymer polypropylene unit in Paradip, making the total cost of these projects more than Rs 30,000 crore.