The 6-million tonnes a time piece will "start producing fuel by February 15", a company representative thought. "We are demanding to contract Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to start up the plant."
The plant on track operations carry on June and "sequentially commissioning" of piece would be complete by the last part of this month.
The representative thought BORL campaign to get bigger the twelve-monthly scope of its newly built Bina Refinery to 15 million tonnes by 2016-17.
The Rs 11,397 crore Bina Refinery on track its highest piece -- the Crude Distillation Unit (CDU) -- on June 29.
"All other units of the plant are being commissioned sequentially and rotund advertisement production ought to start by mid-February," he thought.
Once it is fully commissioned, BORL would function in in place of a pre-feasibility study in place of spreading out. An investment decision would be made based on the findings.
OCC holds a 26 apiece cent stake in BORL, while the have a break is with BPCL.
Although the 6-million tonnes apiece annum Bina Refinery was to be mechanically complete in December, 2009, it may well not start handing out crude lubricate as state-owned BHEL had not complete a 99-MW captive power place on schedule.
BHEL was to collection up a captive power place by the side of the plant by May, 2009, but implemented the project a time last-minute. Besides supplying power to the plant, the 99-Mw piece was besides destined to provide steam in place of conversion of crude lubricate into gasoline products.
While virtually partly of the plant output will be diesel, it will besides harvest 0.6 million tonnes both of petrol and jet fuel. All the products produced would be in place of selling inside the terrain.
"However, if near is an glut of naphtha with the aim of is not sold in India, it will be exported," the representative thought.
Crude lubricate in place of the plant is being imported principally from Saudi Arabia. BPCL has already contracted 0.5 million tonnes of crude lubricate from Saudi Arabia to start the plant.
BORL has laid a 1,000-km-long pipeline from Vadinar, in Gujarat, to Bina to bring crude lubricate to the plant.
BPCL at present owns a plant with an twelve-monthly scope of 12 million tonnes in Mumbai and a 9.5-million tonnes piece in Kochi. It besides owns a majority stake in the 3 million tonnes a time Numaligarh Refinery.