World’s Largest Refinery Off-Gas
Cracker Complex Commissioned by Reliance Industries
The ROGC complex is a
core component of RIL’s most innovative and world-scale J3 project at its
integrated Refinery-Petrochemicals complex at Jamnagar, Gujarat in India. share me
With a capacity of 1.5 MMTPA, the complex has incorporated
feedstock integration with Jamnagar refineries in Gujarat to provide
sustainable cost advantage over global peers.
Mumbai/India – Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has successfully
commissioned and achieved design throughput of the world’s first ever and
largest Refinery Off-Gas Cracker (ROGC) complex of 1.5 MMTPA capacity along
with downstream plants and utilities. The ROGC complex is a core component of
RIL’s most innovative and world-scale J3 project at its integrated
Refinery-Petrochemicals complex at Jamnagar, Gujarat in India.
With the commissioning of ROGC complex, the largest ever expansion
of the company’s petrochemicals portfolio comes to a flawless completion. This
is one of the largest capital expenditure programme globally in the sector in
recent times. It epitomises the company’s core strategy of continuously
pursuing opportunities for cost optimisation and efficiency enhancement through
vertical integration across the value chain.
The ROGC complex has a unique configuration as it uses off-gases
from RIL’s two refineries at Jamnagar as feedstock. This innovative approach of
integration with refineries provides a sustainable cost advantage, making ROGC
competitive with respect to the crackers in Middle-East and North America which
have feedstock cost advantage. ROGC design is highly flexible and energy
efficient. Given the complexities of such a plant, the start-up has been
flawless adhering to the most stringent safety and technical integrity
standards globally.
ROGC is the latest addition to RIL’s existing cracker portfolio,
consisting of cracker facilities at Nagothane in Maharashtra and Hazira, Dahej
and Vadodara in Gujarat.
01/08/2018 | Editor: Ahlam Rais
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