The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL)has asked those making malicious claims” that it is not producing refined products, to stop doing so and concentrate their energy on the enormous progress made in bringing the Port Harcourt refinery back online which began production of petroleum products on Tuesday
The company's Spokesman, Olufemi Soneye stated this in a statement shortly after the commencement of production operations at the Refinery after months of several failed dates given
"We urge Nigerians to focus on the remarkable achievements being realized under the able and progressive leadership of President Bola Tinubu, GCFR, and to support efforts aimed at delivering more dividends to the nation.”
”Malicious attacks on clear progress only undermine the significant strides made by NNPC Ltd. and the country,” NNPCL stated
According to Soneye, the Port Harcourt refinery is operating at 70% of its installed capacity.
"We are, however, aware of unfounded claims by certain individuals suggesting that the refinery is not producing products. For clarity, the Old Port Harcourt Refinery is currently operating at 70% of its installed capacity, with plans to ramp up to 90%. The refinery is producing the following daily outputs:”
”It is worth noting that the refinery incorporates crack C5, a blending component from our sister company, Indorama Petrochemicals (formerly Eleme
Petrochemicals), to produce gasoline that meets the required specifications. Blending is a standard practice in refineries globally, as no single unit can produce gasoline that fully complies with any country’s standards without such processes,” the company added
The refinery’s daily outputs are Straight-Run Gasoline (Naphtha) blended into 1.4 million litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS or petrol), Kerosene: 900,000 litres.
Other petroleum fractions include Automotive Gas Oil (AGO or Diesel): 1.5 million litres, Low Pour Fuel Oil (LPFO): 2.1 million litres and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG): Additional volumes
Soneye also revealed that the new Port Harcourt refinery would commence operations soon
”Additionally, we have made substantial progress on the new Port Harcourt
Refinery, which will begin operations soon without prior announcements
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