LONDON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Gasoline refining margins innorthwest Europe rose on Monday to a fresh three-month high,boosted by an unplanned refinery outage in northwest Europe andcontinued demand from the Middle East.
* BP Plc has shut down one of two crude distillationunits (CDU) at its 400,000 barrel per day (bpd) Rotterdamrefinery, traders said on Monday.
* Traders who confirmed the shut down said it was unplannedand could last as long as Feb. 24, though details had not beenconfirmed by those close to the refinery.
* Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (ADNOC) is seeking over 240,000tonnes of gasoline for March to April to plug a supply shortfallfollowing a fire that shut half the capacity at its oil refineryrecently.
* Additional demand also emerged into West Africa withNigerian state oil company NNPC saying it would import sixadditional 37,000 tonne cargoes of gasoline in February in orderto avoid shortages, according to a statement.
* Gunvor will begin planned maintenance this week at its110,000 bpd Ingolstadt, Germany, refinery, sources told Reuters.The maintenance is expected to last until early April.
* Germany's 90,000 bpd Neustadt refinery was scheduled tobegin 23 days of planned maintenance work on Monday, aspokeswoman said.
GASOLINE
* No barges of premium unleaded gasoline traded during thelate afternoon window. A bid emerged at $560.50 a tonne.
* Earlier in the day 6,000 tonnes traded at around $561.25 atonne, down from around $569 a tonne the previous session.
* No barges of premium unleaded gasoline traded.
* The March swap stood at $561.50 a tonne at the close, downfrom $572 a tonne.
* Gasoline barge refining margins rose to $12.83 a barrelfrom $12.64 a barrel.
* U.S. front month RBOB gasoline futures were 2.52percent lower at $1.5495 by 1735 GMT.
* The U.S. gasoline crack
NAPHTHA
* No cargoes traded. (Reporting by Ahmad Ghaddar; Editing by Ruth Pitchford)