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about 17 years ago

Shell to increase low sulphur fuel capability

Shell will build a new hydrodesulphurization plant at its Pernis Refinery in the port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest refinery. The plant, expected to come on stream in the second half of 2011, will increase cleaner-burning, low-sulphur fuels production at the 400 thousand barrels per day refinery.

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Shell will build a new hydrodesulphurization plant at its Pernis Refinery in the port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest refinery. The plant, expected to come on stream in the second half of 2011, will increase cleaner-burning, low-sulphur fuels production at the 400 thousand barrels per day refinery.

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