In 2012, the Omsk oil-processing plant processed 20.95 million tons of oil

In 2012, the Omsk oil-processing plant (ONPZ) increased oil processing by 5% as compared to 2011 to 20.95 million tons. In 2012, the oil processing depth made up 88.83% - this is one of the best rates in the sector.

The output of automotive gasoline at ONPZ grew by 14.5% to 4.7 million tons. The production share of high-octane gasoline made up 88% - by 2% more than in 2011.

The production of marine fuels made up 3.2 million tons that is more than 1.5 times more than in 2011. The kerosene production grew by 8.2% to 1.5 million tons.

In 2012, an engine fuel hydro-skimming facility was gradually launched at the plant – it includes an eat cracking naphtha hydrotreater and diesel hydro-treater. That allowed the plant to increase the production of gasoline of the 4^th and 5^th ecological grades to 2.38 million tons that is more than 30 times more than the rates of 2011, and also to start the production of diesel fuel of the 4^th and 5^th grades.

In 2012, the World Refiners Association (WRA) acknowledged that the Gazpromneft’s Omsk oil-processing plant was the best oil-processing plant in Russia and the CIS, highly estimated projects that were implemented at the Omsk oil-processing plant within the upgrade program (through until 2020).

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Translated by Svetlana Kyrzhaly