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REFINING: Shell's Pernis to Undergo Maintenance in Late September

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Shell’s Pernis refinery in Rotterdam has announced it will start maintenance on seven of more than sixty plants on the site from the last week of September.

  • It is part of a maintenance cycle that occurs every six years.
  • Shell says in a statement there will be a “complete shutdown of plants to check, modernize, inspect and perform maintenance on the internals that are normally not accessible”
  • Shell does not mention the duration of the works or specific units impacted. 
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Shell’s Pernis refinery in Rotterdam has announced it will start maintenance on seven of more than sixty plants on the site from the last week of September.

  • It is part of a maintenance cycle that occurs every six years.
  • Shell says in a statement there will be a “complete shutdown of plants to check, modernize, inspect and perform maintenance on the internals that are normally not accessible”
  • Shell does not mention the duration of the works or specific units impacted.