据安迅思4月12日消息称，据路透社报道，巴基斯坦炼油厂有限公司正寻求收购一家二手炼油厂，以升级其运营，增加产量，以帮助满足该国不断增长的石油产品需求。

　　根据巴基斯坦的2020年经济调查，这个南亚国家目前有5家炼油厂，总产能为41.7万桶/天，其中最大的产能为15万桶/天。

　　如果收购成功，PRL的产能将翻番，达到10万桶/天。

　　该公司本周寻求收购一家二手炼油厂，并将其搬迁到巴基斯坦。它正在进行升级和潜在的扩建项目，以生产欧V规格和高速柴油。为此，该公司打算购买一个拥有一个或多个转换装置的二手炼厂，其产量设计为5万至10万桶/天。

　　巴基斯坦的总炼油能力为每年1937万吨，而该国每年消耗1968万吨石油产品。政府说，由于资金和技术问题，炼油厂的产能没有得到充分利用，目前每年只能供应1159万吨，其他需求都需要进口。

　　2020年4月初，巴基斯坦的阿托克炼油厂以29%的产能运营其54000桶/天的工厂，由于当地需求疲软，准备在一周内关闭该工厂。Iit是巴基斯坦第三座停止运营的炼油厂，原因是该国实施了封锁措施以限制新型冠状病毒的扩散，从而导致需求下降。

　　曹海斌 摘译自 安迅思

　　原文如下：

　　Pakistan Refinery Ltd to buy second-hand refinery complex to upgrade its operations and rise output

　　Pakistan Refinery Limited is seeking to buy a second-hand refinery complex to upgrade its operations and increase output to help meet rising demand for petroleum products as the country emerges from a pandemic-driven slump, reported Reuters.

　　The South Asian country currently has five refineries with a total capacity of 417,000 barrels per day (bpd), according to Pakistan's 2020 economic survey, the largest of which stands at 150,000 bpd.

　　If the purchase goes ahead PRL could double its capacity to 100,000 bpd.

　　The company this week sought offers to purchase a second-hand refinery complex for relocation to Pakistan, according to an advertisement placed in international media. It was undertaking an upgrade and potential expansion project to produce Euro V specification and high speed diesel oil. For this purpose, it intends to purchase a pre-owned refinery complex with one or more conversion units, which should have a 50,000 to 100,000 bpd throughput design.

　　Pakistan's total refining capacity is 19.37 million tonnes per year, according to the Economic Survey, while the country consumes 19.68 million tonnes of petroleum products annually. The government says refinery capacity is not being fully utilised on account of financial as well as technical problems, and is supplying only 11.59 million tonnes per year, with the rest of the country's needs imported.

　　As MRC informed previously, in early April 2020, Pakistan’s Attock Refinery was operating its 54,000 barrels per day (bpd) plant at 29% capacity and was preparing to shut the complex in a week’s time because of weak local demand. Iit was the third Pakistani refinery to halt operations because of the collapse in demand as the country implemented a lockdown to try to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus.

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