State oil company Petron’s Port Dickson refinery in Malaysia (top) has a rated capacity of 88 Mbpd. Shell’s refining and petrochemical complex at..
State oil company Petron’s Port Dickson refinery in Malaysia (top) has a rated capacity of 88 Mbpd. Shell’s refining and petrochemical complex at Singapore’s Palau Bukom island (bottom) encompasses crude distillation (500 Mbpd), ethylene cracking (800 Mtpa) and butadiene extraction (155 Mtpa).
Singapore dominates Southeast Asia’s hydrocarbon processing scene as a world-class hub for fuel oil trading, refining and petrochemical production. The neighboring Southeast Asian countries of Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand are adding downstream infrastructure and
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