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Malaysia’s Port Dickson Refinery Repairs Compete

REFINING

Malaysia’s Hengyuan Refining Company 156kbpd Port Dickson refinery completed repairs at the long residue catalytic cracking unit (LRCCU) on June 30, according to Argus.

  • The unit, used to convert crude oil into high-value consumer petroleum products, shut down after a leakage was found at its carbon monoxide boiler on June 19.
  • Inspection activities for HRC's hydrogen manufacturing unit and Euro4Mogas facilities were also complete.
  • The units have restarted, and the refinery is "recovering to its normal operational level", said HRC.
  • HRC offered prompt straight-run fuel oil cargoes and bought gasoline cargoes for June and July loading due to the outage.
  • Approximately 85% of its oil products are sold domestically in Malaysia.

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