new factory for soybean oil refining equipment in cape town
- Usage: oil refinery plant
- Type: Refined edible oil refining machine
- Automatic Grade: Automatic
- Production Capacity: 1-3000TPD
- Model Number: Refined edible oil refining machine
- Voltage: 220V ,380V
- Certification: ISO CE
- usage: Refined edible oil refining machine
- features: high output, good quality
- aim: provide the best quality and realible product for you
- product: reach to the national oil standard
- type: Refined edible oil refining machine
- moisture and volatile matter(%): less than 0.05
- insoluble impurity(%): less than 0.05
- residual solvent content in oil: no
- smoking point: higher than 215 degree
- Residual solvent in finished meal: less than 300PPM
Astron Energy in final stages of South African refinery restart
CAPE TOWN, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Glencore (GLEN.L) unit Astron Energy is in the final stages of fully restarting production at its 100,000 barrel per day South African refinery, the company said on
We can provide edible oil refining plant equipment with capacity ranging from 50 t/d to 4,000 t/d for soybean oil, rapeseed oil, sunflower seed oil, cottonseed oil, rice bran oil, palm oil, corn oil, peanut oil, linseed oil, animal fats and oils, chicken fat, butter, fish oil and etc. Refining is the last step in edible oil processing.
Astron Energy says it is close to fully reopening refinery in Cape Town
The Astron Energy South Africa oil refinery in Milnerton that has been offline since 2020 is set to reopen. Picture: Henk Kruger African News Agency (ANA) Published Feb 3, 2023
Cape Town Harbour: FFS has a tank farm at Eastern Mole in the Cape Town Harbour with a capacity of 33 000m³. FFS can provide a 24/7 Gasoil and Heavy Fuel Oil bunkering service to ships berthing at Eastern Mole and Tanker Basin. The site operates in accordance with the ISO 14001 standards.
Astron Energy Targets 2022 Restart for Cape Town Refinery
The Cape Town refinery is a key supplier of bunker fuel in the South African market. File Image / Pixabay. South African refiner Astron Energy is targeting a 2022 restart for its Cape Town refinery after a fire shut the plant down last year. The Cape Town refinery has been offline since a fire broke out at the facility in July of last year.
Glencore’s Astron Energy will this year reopen the Cape Town oil refinery amid a "strong commercial case" to bring the operation back online. Speaking to Fin24 following the release of Glencore’s annual results on Tuesday, the group’s South African-born CEO Gary Nagle said its subsidiary, Astron Energy, is "absolutely committed" to restarting the refinery.
FFS Refiners – Providing Unique Hydrocarbon Solutions
FFS collects and receives Used Lubricating Oils, Ship Slops and other waste oils for processing at our production facilities across South Africa. We provide a collection service directly to industry using our own fleet of specially designed road tankers and we purchase used lubricating oil from a multitude of collectors who deliver product to our collection points.
Global commodities trader Glencore will restart its Cape Town oil refinery in the fourth quarter this year, more than two years after a deadly explosion shuttered the plant, Chief Executive Gary
- Why is soybean consumption growing in South Africa?
- The interest in soybean products has been recently growing in South Africa because of the health benefits associated with these products. Soybean consumption in the country is estimated at 32% for oil and oilcake, 60% for animal feed (especially in the broiler and egg industries) and 8% for human consumption.
- Could BP and Shell sell South Africa’s oil refineries?
- It was also possible that those refineries currently associated with international oil majors that had signalled a desire to withdraw from refining, such as BP and Shell, could seek to sell their South African refining assets, he said. BP and Shell currently own the 165 000 bbl/d Sapref refinery in Durban, which is South Africa ¡¯s largest.
- Does South Africa export soybean oilcake?
- South Africa is a small player given the soybean oilcake export market. In the past five years the industry has exported an average of 39 443 tons of oilcake. All exports were destined for the African markets, mainly Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, Lesotho and Angola. South Africa also imports significant volumes of soybean oil. According to
- How will South Africa’s oil refinery sector change in 5 years?
- South Africa ¡¯s oil refinery sector is expected to undergo significant changes in the coming five years, with Engen having already indicated that it will repurpose its refinery site in Durban as a fuel importation terminal and with global and domestic shifts likely to place significant pressure on the others.
