Page 175 - CTB_Engilsh_Web_Version1
P. 175

Panipat Refinery, Technology with Ecology at Heart






 Nascent Beginnings  Haryana  and  other  high-demand  regions  in  North-Western
            India, including Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh,
 Where it all Began
            Chandigarh, Uttarakhand, parts of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh,
            and Delhi.
 ncapsulating  around  4,222  acres,  IndianOil's  Panipat
 ERenery & Petrochemical Complex, established in 1998, is
 located in the historic district of Panipat, about 120 km north of
 New  Delhi.  This  facility,  the  largest  integrated  renery  and
 petrochemical hub in India, caters to the petroleum needs of






                                                                                                    Construction of Captive Power Plant






                     Erection of Atmospheric and Vacuum Distillation Unit-I


            The renery processes approximately 80% high-sulphur crude
            and around 23% heavy/high TAN crude, achieving a distillate
            yield of about 85%. It stands out with an annual fuel and loss rate
            of around 7.5%–the lowest among all IndianOil Reneries–and
            an Energy Intensity Index (EII) of approximately 85.5, a Solomon
            Benchmarking  parameter.  Over  the  past  25  years,  Panipat
            Renery  has  achieved  numerous  milestones,  including
            diversication into petrochemicals, Catalyst Manufacturing Unit,
            production of reference fuels and bio-renery, and pioneering
            ethanol production from renery off-gases.                                           Early stage of Panipat Renery construction






















 Erection of Diesel Hydro Treater Unit at Panipat
 Laying of foundation stone by then Prime Minister,
 Shri Rajiv Gandhi on March 30, 1987                         Construction activity at Panipat Renery site




 172 IndianOil Reneries
 172  IndianOil Reneries                                                                                                     IndianOil Reneries  173
   170   171   172   173   174   175   176   177   178   179   180