Saudi Aramco delays Jazan oil refinery restart to August 30, IIR note shows

Saudi Aramco has delayed the Jazan refinery restart by two weeks. The facility shut down on July twenty-seventh after a Houthi attack. Yemen's Houthi militants claimed responsibility for a recent refinery strike. Saudi Arabia's energy ministry ...

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Saudi Aramco delays Jazan refinery restart to August 30: IIR note
LONDON: Saudi Aramco has delayed the tentative restart of its 400,000-barrel-per-day Jazan ‌oil refinery ⁠by about ⁠two weeks, to August 30, according to an alert from industry monitor IIR seen by Reuters.

Yemen's Houthi militants said on ​Sunday they ⁠had attacked the ‌refinery, which has ​been ​shut since July ⁠27 following a previous Houthi attack, according ​to an earlier IIR ​alert seen by Reuters.

Also Read: Fire extinguished at Aramco facility in Jazan, Saudi Arabia says


Saudi Aramco did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Saudi Arabia's energy ministry ‌said on Sunday that Aramco's industrial firefighting teams had extinguished a ⁠fire that broke out early that day at a facility belonging to the refinery.

It did not provide any further information about the plant's operations.
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