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Shell's Pernis refinery shuts down hydrocracker unexpectedly

Wed, 04th Sep 2013 15:36

LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell's 412,000 barrels per day Pernis refinery in the Netherlands onWednesday shut down a 56,000 bpd hydrocracker for unplannedmaintenance, traders said.

The company on Monday started maintenance on several unitswhich was expected to be completed by the second half ofNovember.

Shell declined to comment on the hydrocracker maintenance. (Reporting by Ron Bousso; Editing by Anthony Barker)


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