• Upstream
  • Pipelines & Transport
  • Downstream
Tuesday, August 26, 2025
Oil&Gas Advancement
  • Home
  • News
    Oil Gas Exploration in Mediterranean Sea

    Eastern-Libya to Approve Turkey’s Oil & Gas Exploration in Mediterranean Sea

    Iraq Chevron Signs Deal

    Iraq, Chevron Signs Deal to Revitalise Oil and Gas Assets

    Yellowtail Field Project

    Saipem Completes Construction of Yellowtail Field Project

    Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion

    ICGB Secures Permit for Natural Gas Metering Station

    India Launches Deepwater Exploration Mission for Energy

    India Launches Deepwater Exploration Mission for Energy

    ExxonMobil Boosts Fourth Oil Development in Guyana to 900000 bopd

    ExxonMobil Boosts Fourth Oil Development in Guyana to 900,000 bopd

    Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment

    Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment

    Imperial Oil Launches Renewable Diesel Production Complex

    Imperial Oil Launches Renewable Diesel Production Complex

    Egypt to Reach a Natural Gas Deal of $35 billion with Israel

    Egypt to Reach a Natural Gas Deal of $35 billion with Israel

  • Projects
    Yellowtail Field Project

    Saipem Completes Construction of Yellowtail Field Project

    Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment

    Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment

    Mabadala Energy Invests in US Natural Gas Market Expansion

    Mabadala Energy Invests in US Natural Gas Market Expansion

    SEWA Implements Natural Gas Network Connection in the UAE

    SEWA Implements Natural Gas Network Connection in the UAE

    Adnoc Gas Expands LNG Supply to India for Decarbonisation

    Adnoc Gas Expands LNG Supply to India for Decarbonisation

    Natural Gas Transition Boost Economy in Northwestern Tunisia

    Natural Gas Transition Boost Economy in Northwestern Tunisia

    Cloudera and Aramco Plan to Collaborate on AI driven Digital Innovation in Saudi Arabia

    Cloudera and Aramco Plan to Collaborate on AI-driven Digital Innovation in Saudi Arabia

    Eni Ghana Expands Natural

    Eni Ghana Expands Natural Gas for OCTP to Power Ghana

    Var Energi Partners with TechnipFMC

    Var Energi Partners with TechnipFMC for Subsea Projects

  • Whitepapers

    OGA 2017 Post Show Report

    US Polyethylene Export Market Report 2017-2020

    US Polyethylene Export Market Report 2017-2020

    Embedded SSD Flash Management

    Enterprise SSD: More Than Just a New Kind of Hard Drive

    Efficiency, Visibility and Reliability Keys to lower costs and greater profitability in oil and gas operations

    Don’t Miss the Unconventional Resource Revolution’s Next Wave

    Better Safety, Better Business: Maintain Compliance and Drive Revenue: Put All of Your Data to Work

    Breaking the Application Barrier: Why Data is the Most Valuable Asset in the Oil and Gas Industry

    Drilling Optimization Through Advanced Analytics Using Historical and Real-Time Data

  • Press Releases
    Cloudera and Aramco Plan to Collaborate on AI driven Digital Innovation in Saudi Arabia

    Cloudera and Aramco Plan to Collaborate on AI-driven Digital Innovation in Saudi Arabia

    Youth-Empowerment at Namibia Oil and Gas Conference 2025

    Namibia Oil and Gas Conference 2025 Announces Future Generations Masterclass in Partnership with the Namibia Youth Energy Forum

    Alaska LNG

    Glenfarne Announces Over $115 Billion of Strategic Partner Interest for Alaska LNG

    agreements with US companies

    Aramco announces 34 MoUs and agreements with US companies

    Sinopec Sets New Vertical Well Depth

    Sinopec Sets New Vertical Well Depth Record of 5,300 Meters

    Jubail Asset Integrity

    Jubail to Host the 3rd Asset Integrity and Process Safety Conference & Exhibition 2025

    IPTC 2025 Launched: Driving Innovation, Sustainability, and Excellence in Energy

    Ocean Business announces exhibitor list for 2025 show

    Ocean Business 2025 conference programme announced

  • Market Reports
    AI Technology Maturing the Oil and Gas Workforce

    AI & Technology Maturing the Oil and Gas Workforce

    HDPE Market in Oil and Gas

    HDPE Market in Oil and Gas: Trends and Global Forecast

    Top 5 Oil and Gas Sector Trends that are Active in 2025

    Oil-and-Gas-Analytics

    Oil and Gas Analytics Market Growth Trends and Forecast

    Gas-Transportation

    Transport Capacity – Key to Gas Sector Growth in India

    Offshore-Drilling

    Namibia Showcases its Offshore Drilling Activities

    Global-Oil

    Demand for Global Oil to Grow to Almost 104 mb/d in 2025

    ExxonMobil to sell Norway upstream operations for $4.5 billion

    ExxonMobil completes acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources

    Ithaca Energy unit to acquire Chevron’s Central North Sea assets

    ExxonMobil doubles Permian footprint after finalizing Pioneer acquisition

  • Events
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
Oil&Gas Advancement
No Result
View All Result
Home Downstream

BORL Bina Refinery, Madhya Pradesh, India

in Downstream, Middle East & South Asia, Projects
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Bharat Oman Refineries Limited’s (BORL) new refinery is situated at Bina in Madhya Pradesh, India. BORL is set up as an equity partnership between Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Oman Oil Company Limited (OOCL). BPCL holds a 74% stake in the refinery and OOCL holds the remaining 26%.

The 6mmtpa Bina refinery covers an area of 2,000 acres and was built at a cost of $2bn. The refinery will process crude oil from West Asia to produce petrol, diesel and other products of Euro-III / Euro-IV standards.

The Bina refinery will reduce BPCL’s reliance on imports and avoid the need to buy these products from domestic refiners.

BORL started processing at the plant’s crude distillation unit (CDU) in June 2010. Within a few days of start-up, BORL shut down its crude unit on 7 July 2010 because the refinery did not have sufficient intermediate tanks to store the products and the vacuum distillation unit (VDU) had to be linked to the CDU.

Commissioning of the crude unit and other units at the refinery took place in January 2011. The refinery was officially inaugurated in May 2011.

A $450m expansion to increase the capacity of the refinery to nine million tonnes was announced on 6 May 2011. This capacity will be further increased to 15 million tonnes during the second phase of expansion.

Bina refinery construction

The Bina refinery’s facilities are divided into primary processing, secondary processing and treating units. The primary processing units include the crude and vacuum distillation units (CDU / VDU), which process crude oil into LPG, diesel and kerosene.

“The 6mmtpa Bina refinery covers an area of 2,000 acres.”

The secondary processing units comprise a full conversion hydrocracker unit (FCHC), a continuous catalytic regeneration and reforming unit (CCR), a naphtha hydrotreating unit (NHU), a naphtha isomerisation unit (NIU), a hydrogen generation unit (HGU) and a delayed coker unit (DCU). These units convert products from the primary processing units into value added products.

The treating units include LPG treating units (LTU), an ATF Merox unit, a diesel hydrotreater unit (DHU), a sulphur recovery unit (SRU) and a tail gas treating unit (TGTU).

The DHU is integrated with the FCHC. These units process the feed from the secondary processing units to remove impurities such as sulphur and nitrogen.

The refinery project included the construction of crude oil import and storage facilities. They comprise a single point mooring (SPM), a pipeline end manifold (PLEM) system, and a crude oil terminal (COT) at Vadinar with a capacity of 480,000m³. The SPM and PLEM were installed at a depth of 32m and can receive crude oil from ocean tankers of sizes up to 320,000dwt.

The project also included installation of an offshore / onshore pipeline connecting the SPM to the COT. Oil received through the crude carriers is unloaded through the pipeline. About 15km of the 48in diameter pipeline was installed offshore and 5km was installed onshore.

The power plant of the refinery is a circulating fluidised bed combustion (CFBC) type boiler. It generates power using a steam turbine with petroleum coke as fuel. The pet coke will be produced by the DCU of the refinery. This is the first time a power plant based on pet coke has been built.

Contractors for the BORL Bina refinery

ABB-Lummus provided its technology for the DCU. Technology for the FCHC was provided by Chevron. The process technology for the NHU, NIU and CCR was licensed from UOP. Technip Benelux provided the technology for the HGU.
The CDU / VDU, LTU and SRU were designed by Engineers India. Technology for the TGTU was provided by SIIRTEC NIGI.

“The Vadinar-Bina pipeline connects the COT to the Bina refinery.”

BORL awarded a Rs9.5m contract for the captive cogeneration power plant (CPP) of the refinery to Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) in September 2006.

In November 2006, China Petroleum Technology Development Corporation was awarded a Rs2.7m contract to supply the reactors for the FCHC and DHU.

The Rs2.6m engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) contract for the DCU was awarded to Naftogaz India in July 2007.

In August 2007, Punj Lloyd won the Rs5.9m contract to construct the refinery’s treating units. Punj Lloyd built the SRU, ARU, TGTU and sour water stripping units.

Petron Engineering Construction was awarded a Rs840,000 contract to carry out mechanical work at the refinery in April 2008.

The contract to construct the Vadinar-Bina pipeline was awarded to two companies. The Rs1.9m contract for the 504km Gujarat section was awarded to Essar Construction. Kalpataru Power Transmission won the Rs1.4m contract for the 431km Madhya Pradesh section.

The contract for the construction of the SPM and PLEM system was awarded to Leighton International. The company installed the piling for the SPM anchors, under buoy hoses, floating hoses for the system and other facilities.

Vadinar-Bina pipeline

“The BORL Bina refinery was inaugurated in May 2011.

The Vadinar-Bina pipeline connects the COT at Vadinar with the Bina refinery. The 24in-diameter pipeline is 935km long and designed to handle 6mmtpa.

Commissioned in June 2010, the pipeline is designed to handle 12mmt-15mmtpa with the addition of an intermediate pumping station in future.

The pipeline is laid fully underground at a depth of 1m, with two intermediate stations at Thamna and Bewari to boost pressure. It features safety mechanisms such as cathodic protection systems and pigging facilities.

Tags: India
Previous Post

Abu Dhabi Crude Oil (Habshan-Fujairah) Pipeline Project, United Arab Emirates

Next Post

Guru Gobind Singh Refinery (GGSR), Punjab, India

Related Posts

Yellowtail Field Project
News

Saipem Completes Construction of Yellowtail Field Project

August 21, 2025
AI powered predictive maintenance
Featured

AI-Powered Predictive Maintenance Transforming Offshore Platforms

August 18, 2025
Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment
America

Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment

August 13, 2025
Egypt to Reach a Natural Gas Deal of $35 billion with Israel
Marketing & Distribution

Egypt to Reach a Natural Gas Deal of $35 billion with Israel

August 12, 2025
Mabadala Energy Invests in US Natural Gas Market Expansion
News

Mabadala Energy Invests in US Natural Gas Market Expansion

August 12, 2025
SEWA Implements Natural Gas Network Connection in the UAE
News

SEWA Implements Natural Gas Network Connection in the UAE

August 8, 2025
Next Post

Guru Gobind Singh Refinery (GGSR), Punjab, India

LatestNews

Iraq Chevron Signs Deal
News

Iraq, Chevron Signs Deal to Revitalise Oil and Gas Assets

August 22, 2025
Yellowtail Field Project
News

Saipem Completes Construction of Yellowtail Field Project

August 21, 2025
Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion
News

ICGB Secures Permit for Natural Gas Metering Station

August 19, 2025
India Launches Deepwater Exploration Mission for Energy
Exploration Development

India Launches Deepwater Exploration Mission for Energy

August 16, 2025
ExxonMobil Boosts Fourth Oil Development in Guyana to 900000 bopd
News

ExxonMobil Boosts Fourth Oil Development in Guyana to 900,000 bopd

August 14, 2025
Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment
America

Venture Capital Makes Phenomenal US LNG Investment

August 13, 2025

About Us

Oil & Gas Advancement is a specialized platform delivering latest news and industry insights for the global oil and gas sector. Featuring market intelligence, expert opinions, events and updates, it serves as a trusted and strategic resource for industry stakeholders navigating energy transitions.

Subscribe Us

Resources

  • Advertise with us
  • Contact Us
  • Newsletter Archive
  • Download Mediapack

System

  • Search
  • Site Map
  • RSS Feed
  • Upstream
  • Pipelines & Transport
  • Downstream

© 2025 Copyright Valuemediaservices 2025 All rights reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Projects
  • Whitepapers
  • Press Releases
  • Market Reports
  • Events
  • Contact Us

© 2025 Copyright Valuemediaservices 2025 All rights reserved.