据油价网7月23日消息称，印度最大的炼油商印度石油公司 (IOC) 主席 Shrikant Madhav Vaidya 告诉彭博社，该公司希望在未来五年内将其原油炼油能力提高三分之一，因为它认为印度的汽油和柴油需求将继续上升。
Vaidya在接受彭博社采访时表示:“我坚信，所有形式的燃料都将有一席之地——化石燃料就在那里。”
IOC高管表示：“消费正在突飞猛进，能源安全是我最关心的问题，而这可能不是发达国家所关心的。”
IOC正在投资130亿美元扩大产能，这将使其原油处理能力提高到每天215万桶。
惠誉评级上周上周确认IOC的评级为BBB-时表示，IOC 经营着印度 23 家炼油厂中的 11 家，拥有 51% 的原油和产品管道份额（按长度计算）以及 42% 的燃料零售网点份额。
其董事长告诉彭博社，这家印度顶级炼油商正在采取一些措施投资低碳能源。Vaidya 说，IOC用氢进行运输试验，投资太阳能、风能和电池技术，并计划用可再生能源为新装置供电。
与石油到电信集团印度信实不同，IOC 的战略始终基于对化石燃料的需求。上个月，董事长Mukesh Ambani表示，信实计划在三年内投资100多亿美元，建立一个新的业务部门，建立太阳能模块、电池存储、电解槽和燃料电池工厂。
印度首富Ambani表示，作为印度制造能源转型解决方案的一部分，信实将创建一个可再生能源部门，在三年内投资101亿美元(7500亿印度卢比)。信实工业拥有印度最大的炼油厂和世界上最大的炼油中心贾姆纳加尔。该炼油厂的原油处理能力为124万桶/天。
朱佳妮 摘译自 油价网
原文如下：
India's Largest Refiner Plans To Ramp Up Capacity This Decade
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the largest oil refiner in the country, looks to boost its crude oil refining capacity by one-third over the next half-decade as it believes gasoline and diesel demand will continue to rise in India, IOC’s chairman Shrikant Madhav Vaidya told Bloomberg.
“I firmly believe all forms of fuel will have a place to stay -- fossil fuels will be there,” Vaidya told Bloomberg in an interview published on Friday.
“Consumption is going from leaps and bounds and energy security is the primary concern for me, which may not be the concern to the developed world,” IOC’s top executive said.
IOC is investing US$13 billion in its capacity expansion, which will raise its crude oil processing capabilities to as much as 2.15 million barrels per day (bpd).
IOC operates 11 of India’s 23 refineries and has a 51-percent share of crude and product pipelines (by length) and a 42-percent share in number of fuel retail outlets, Fitch Ratings said last week, when it affirmed IOC’s rating at BBB-.
The top Indian oil refiner is taking some steps in investing in low-carbon energy, its chairman told Bloomberg. IOC experiments with hydrogen for transport, invests in solar, wind and battery technology, and plans to power new units with renewable energy, Vaidya said.
IOC’s strategy continues to be based on demand for fossil fuels, unlike that of oil-to-telecoms conglomerate Reliance Industries. Last month, chairman Mukesh Ambani said that Reliance Industries plans to invest more than US$10 billion in three years in a new business unit that will build a solar module, battery storage, electrolyser, and fuel cell factories.
As part of a drive to be part of India-made energy transition solutions, Reliance will now create a renewables division in which it will invest US$10.1 billion (750 billion Indian rupees) in three years, India’s richest man Ambani said. Reliance Industries owns the biggest refinery in India and the biggest refining hub in the world, Jamnagar. The refinery has a crude oil processing capacity of 1.24 million bpd.
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