comparison of indian refineries

1. Refineries

2. Overview of Refineries
• The total capacity of Indian Refinery sector is 230.6
MMPTA which is rising by 43% year on year.
• For this, the companies have focused on either
expanding their pipeline networks or increasing their
capacities by constructing new refineries.
• For example, IOCL is planning to build refinery at
Mudra worth Rs.30000 Crore.
• The total revenue generated in 2014 was 6.6 Trillon
considering whole industry which was mainly by
sales of gasoline, naptha, diesel fuel, asphalt base,
LPG, etc.
• The Man power employed only at the refining site
was 30000 and at executive managerial level was

3. INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
LIMITED
• It’s a maharatna company and largest
commercial enterprise in the country.
• Their business include
1. Exploration
2. Refining
3. Research and development
4. Petrochemicals and natural gas.
• Revenue-Rs.344480 crores
• Profit-Rs.10399 crores

4. Refining capacity
 Indian Oil controls 11 of 23 refineries.
 The total refining capacity is 80.78
MMPTA which is 35% of total country
refining capacity.
 Refining capacity of constituent refineries
are as follows
 Digboi 0.65 Guwahati 1.00 Panipat
15.00 Baroni 6.00 Haldia 7.5 Koyali
13.70 Mathura 8.00 Bongaigaon 2.35
Paradip15.00
(All capacities in MMPTA)

5. PRODUCTS
 IOCL has wide range of products for
different consumers
 For motorists product include petrol,
diesel, auto gas
 For domestic purpose kerosene, LPG
 For industries products include
aviation fuels , marine oils, bitumen
 Special products include paraffin wax,
sulphur, raw petroleum coke , carbon
black feedstock etc.

6. Renewable Energy Used
 For day to day operations IOCL uses
renewable energy sources
1. 6.1 MW solar power plant
2. 69.3 MW wind power plant
3. 66 rain water harvesting system
4. 50 tonnes per day waste to energy
conversion

7. FUTURE PROJECTS
 Upcoming projects include
construction of propelyene plant in
Paradip refinery
 Distillate yield improvement project.
 Commissioned paradip refinery in
2015.

8. Reliance Industries Limited
 RIL is second largest company of India by
revenue having activity span in
• Hydrocarbon Exploration and production
• Petroleum Refining and marketing
• Petrochemical Retail and telecommunication.
 Has largest refining capacity at single
location in world as Jamnagar refinery.

9. Refining capacity
 Total capacity-60 MMPTA
Having Two refining units in Jamnagar
RIL-Vadinar-33 MMPTA
RIL-SEZ-27 MMPTA
 Contributes 28% to the India’s
Refining capacity.

10. Products
 LPG
 NAPTHA
 JET/Aviation Fuel
 High Speed Diesel
 Petroleum Coke
 Propylene
 Gasoline
 Superior Kerosene Oil
 Sulpher

11. Financials(FY16)
 Total Revenue= 60,386 cr
 Profit= 7100cr
 RIL contributes 20% of Indian exports
of petroleum products.

12. Key Future Project
 About to invest $13 billion in energy
projects including 4,00,000 bpd crude
refinery at Jamnagar
complex(expansion project)
 Plans of pipelines from barmer to
Jamnagar for high pour point crude
oil(2000 km pipeline)

13. Numaligarh Refinery Limited
 NRL was established in 1999 in
Golaghat Assam
 It operates a standalone refinery
with capacity of 3MMTPA
 Source of Oil : Assam and Ravva
Oil and Gas Fields
 Products : LPG,Naptha,Aviation
Turbine Fuel,etc.

14. It sells output to BPCL , HPCL ,
etc and even directly to customers
through its energy stations
It has a Gross Refining Margin of
$16.67 which is the highest for
any refinery in India.
It has a Net Distillate Yield of
90.69%

15. It is $3Billion expansion to treble
its existing capacity
It is also setting up a biofuel
refinery which will be the first of
its kind in India
It is also laying down pipeline
from Siliguri in India to Parbatipur
in Bangladesh for direct sales to
Bangladesh.

16. British Petroleum
• BP's downstream operations refine, transport,
sell and trade crude oil and petroleum
products.
• They produce a wide range of fuels,
petrochemicals and lubricants to serve
America's highway, air and rail transportation
needs, for home, commercial and institutional
heating, and for power generation and use by
industry.
• Almost all of the BP refined products are sold
under the brands of BP®, Amoco Ultimate®
and Castrol®. Air BP is a major supplier to

17. • BP’s U.S. currently operates large, modern
refineries in Cherry Plant, Washington: Whiting,
Indiana and Toledo, Ohio.
• BP’s world class Castrol brand manufactures
and markets lubricants and related products
globally.
• BP’s three refineries are capable of processing
744K barrels of oil equivalent per day.
• BP’s Whiting refinery is the company’s largest
and most modern refinery in the world.
• BP’s three petrochemical facilities produce the
building blocks for a wide range of everyday
products, from seat belts to plastic bottles.

18. COMPARISON
IOCL RIL NRL BP
GRM $9.98 $10.6 $16.67 $11.04
Throughput 56.2 million
tonnes
48 million
tonnes
27 million
tonnes
20.4 million
tonnes
Distillate Yield 80.6% 84.3% 90.69% 93%
Capacity
Utilisation
103.7% 107% 92.56% 91%
Revenue Rs.344480
Crores
Rs.60386
Crores
Rs.718.31
Crores
$225 Billion
Profit Rs.10399
Crores
Rs.7100
Crores
Rs.71 Crores $6 Billion