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Shell shifts towards second generation integration in Singapore
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Shell recently announced that as part of its energy transition strategy, it is to retain its Singapore integrated refinery/petrochemical site. However, it plans to halve the 500 kb/d refining capacity by 2023 to improve the site's competitiveness. By halving the refining capacity, the site can increase the degree of integration but can it become a second generation integrated site? We have indicatively assessed the options available to Shell and how each option changes the yield of chemicals and the site's net cash margin.
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