NEW DELHI/SINGAPORE (REUTERS) - Saudi Aramco has informed at least six refiners in Asia that it will supply full allocated volumes of crude oil in October following attacks on Saudi oil facilities on the weekend, although at least one has been told of a grade switch partially.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
NEW DELHI/SINGAPORE - Saudi Aramco has informed at least six refiners in Asia that it will supply full allocated volumes of crude oil in October following attacks on Saudi oil facilities on the weekend, although at least one has been told of a grade switch partially.
Three state-owned refineries in India - Indian Oil Corp , Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd will receive full allocated volumes of crude oil from Saudi in October, three industry sources told Reuters. BPCL'S head of refineries, R. Ramachandran, told Reuters that his company would get full volumes from Aramco for September and October without any change in the crude grade.
Saudi Aramco informed PetroChina on Tuesday that some of its loadings of light crude oil for October will be delayed by up to about 10 days, though it will still supply the same grades and volumes of light crude oil requested for October nominations, a senior Chinese state oil source with knowledge of the matter said.
Some 100,000 tonnes of Arab Light crude oil is scheduled to be loaded on Sept 28. BPC imports 700,000 tonnes of Arab Light from Saudi Aramco annually for its sole refinery.
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