Petroleum Division finalises refinery upgrade agreement, seeks approval
Most outlets reported that the Petroleum Division has finalised a refinery upgrade agreement and is seeking approval to proceed. Profit added context about the agreement's goals, including implementing an amended refinery policy targeting Euro-V fuels, reducing furnace oil output, and saving $1 billion in annual foreign exchange. It also mentioned the $6 billion investment associated with the project.
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Govt Moves Draft Refinery Upgrade Agreements to ECC for Approval
The Petroleum Division has sent draft Upgrade Agreements for existing and brownfield refineries to the Economic Coordination Committee for approval,… Read More
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Petroleum Division finalises refinery upgrade agreement, seeks ECC nod to unlock $6 billion investment
Finalised agreement will implement amended refinery policy targeting Euro-V fuels, lower furnace oil output and $1 billion in annual foreign exchange savings
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UAs with refineries: PD sends summary to ECC for approval
ISLAMABAD: The Petroleum Division has sought approval of the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) for a draft Upgrade Agreements to be executed with existing/Brownfield refineries under the amended Pakistan Oil Refining Policy for Upgradation of Existing/Brownfield Refineries, 2023. According to sources, the Cabinet Committee on Energy (CCoE), in its meeting held on July 28, 2026, approved ame...
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Draft refinery upgrade agreement finalised
Petroleum Division asks for ECC's approval to begin plant modernisation
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