Each stage hands off to the next, and each has its own control point. This is how crude becomes diesel, gasoline and other finished fuels at our refinery.
Crude oil arrives at the refinery and is received, sampled and staged before entering the distillation process. Checking it first means downstream units always start from a known, consistent feedstock.
Crude oil is heated and separated into fractions by boiling point inside our distillation column, forming the base feedstock for everything we produce. Every product we make traces back to this stage.
Distilled fractions are further processed to convert them into higher-value fuels such as diesel and gasoline. This is what allows one barrel of crude to yield several different finished products.
Samples from every stage of processing are tested in our laboratory against the required product specifications. Testing methods are reviewed and updated as methods and specifications evolve.
Processed components are blended to finished-product specification. Blending is where the individual processed streams come together into the exact grade a finished product requires.
Finished products are held in tank storage under controlled conditions until they are dispatched to customers, so that supply stays reliable and predictable.
For road transport, agricultural and industrial use.
Light distillateMotor gasoline blended to grade for passenger vehicles and light transport.
Middle distillateFor heating, lighting and industrial applications.
Light endsLiquefied petroleum gas for domestic, commercial and industrial fuel use.
Heavy fractionFor marine, industrial boiler and power generation use.
Heaviest fractionFor road construction and industrial applications.
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