The Dangote Oil Refinery, Africa’s largest, is on track to operate at full capacity within 30 days, according to Edwin Devakumar, the refinery’s vice president. The facility began operations last January and currently runs at 85% capacity. When it was launched, the refinery processed diesel, naphtha, and jet fuel. However, it also began processing petrol… Read More »Dangote Refinery Set to Reach Full Capacity in 30 Days
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