Highlighting our Gulf of Thailand location, near the South China Sea
What is Cambodia National Refinery Systems — CNRS?
- A clean fuel processing and blending facility where condensate, or blended crude oil, is structurally broken down into Gasoline, Diesel, Fuel Oil, and LPG; with
- Shore Tankage at scale in a deep-water port for international break bulk distribution; also, with a
- LPG bottling plant; and potentially a Lubricant plant
Where is CNRS located?
- Cambodia
What does CNRS produce?
- Motor Gasoline RON92, RON95, RON98 and Diesel Oil to EURO5 standard.
- On top of this, CNRS also produces LPG, Fuel Oils, and can be optimized to produce Kerosene / Jet Fuel.
- All products are manufactured to ISO 8217 standard.

The key structure of CNRS is the atmospheric distillation system
Atmospheric Distillation
- Used to fractionate condensate, or blended crude oil, into cuts due to boiling temperature for further processing by other processing units.
- The distillation of CNRS produces fuel gas, full-range naphtha, Kerosene / Jet Fuel (optional), Diesel Oil, and fuel oils at the bottom.
- These processes include naphtha hydrotreating, diesel hydrotreating, isomerization, semi-regen reforming.
Capacity of CNRS
- All products are manufactured to ISO 8217 standard.
- The capacity of CNRS in phase 1 is at 250,000 Metric Tons (“MT”) of condensate / year with 8,000 hours / year of on-stream factor at commissioning, scalable to approximately 320k – 350k MT in the first 36 months.
- A quadrupling of this capacity is planned for Phase 2.

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