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IndianOil, as the agship rener, operates 11 reneries (including CPCL and CBR) with a current rening capacity of approximately
80.75 Million Metric Tonnes Per Annum (MMTPA). This capacity is set to increase to 107.4 MMTPA by 2030. IndianOil alone operates 9
reneries, boasting the highest crude throughput processing capacity in India.

The capacity augmentation in its crude processing capacity is driven by the need to ensure energy security. The Reneries Division is a
cornerstone of our national energy strategy, exemplifying our commitment to quality, sustainability, and advancing technology.

Our journey reects our capacity to transform challenges into opportunities and aspirations into concrete achievements. IndianOil
Reneries are hubs of innovation, continuously pushing boundaries through cutting-edge technology and green practices. From energy
conservation to eco-parks, we are committed to enhancing efciency, sustainability, and operational excellence.

This coffee table book is dedicated to the Reneries Division of IndianOil. As you explore its pages, you will uncover the essence of our
operations, where innovation, excellence, and dedication are at the core of our success.

Through its pages, we highlight the unique contributions of each of our reneries: from the historic Barauni Renery, celebrating six
decades of excellence, to the Haldia Renery with its pioneering green initiatives, and the Panipat Renery, renowned for its advanced
processing capabilities. The Koyali Renery's modern infrastructure, Mathura Renery's environment focus, and Paradip Renery's
cutting-edge crude processing technologies further underscore our diverse strengths. Our reneries in the Northeast-Guwahati,
Digboi, and Bongaigaon-each add unique value to our network.
The book stands as a testament to our achievements and offers a glimpse into the future of the Reneries Division. Each page reafrms
our commitment not just to rening products, but also to shaping a sustainable future for energy.

Arvind Kumar
Director (Reneries)

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