Achinsk Refinery

Achinsk refinery is the only major refinery in the Krasnoyarsk territory, and is a key petroleum product supplier to the neighbouring regions.

The plant was acquired by Rosneft in May 2007. The refinery?s crude distillation capacity equals 7.0 mln tonnes (51.2 mln barrels) per year. Achinsk Refinery processes West Siberian crude delivered via the Transneft pipeline system. The plant?s deep conversion facilities include catalytic reforming, jet and diesel fuel hydrotreatment, bitumen production, and gas fractioning units.

The refinery specializes in the production of motor and jet fuels. Overall, Achinsk Refinery produces more than 100 different grades of petroleum products. The plant?s outputs are primarily distributed in the Krasnoyarsk territory and in the neighbouring regions. A portion of petroleum products produced by Achinsk Refinery is exported. Prior to its acquisition by Rosneft, Achinsk Refinery processed substantial volumes of the Company?s crude oil under tolling arrangements.
About Company:

The oil refining enterprise
As with many other Siberian plants, Achinsk Refinery is relatively new. The plant construction began in 1972, and ten years later, the first petroleum products were produced. In 1993, a comprehensive plant modernization program was launched, which allowed significantly increasing crude throughput as well as diversifying the product mix and improving its quality.
Achinsk Refinery operates a number of mature fields with watercut of more than 80%, as well as new fields that are currently at an early development stage.

Achinsk Refinery?s fields have access to all necessary transport infrastructure. Oil from Achinsk Refinery fields is delivered from Rosneft, which are located fairly close by, through a trunk pipeline owned by Transneft.