Mexico: Pemex carries out US$17.5mn maintenance on 2 Salamanca plants.

TendersInfo | August 22, 2008 | Copyright

Byline: pinto03

Mexico's state oil company Pemex has completed the revamp of its vacuum distillation and residue catalytic cracking plants of its Salamanca refinery in Guanajuato state, the company said in a statement.

The projects required a total 177mn-peso (US$17.5mn) investment. Maintenance in the vacuum distillation plant included replacing a heater for a more efficient model, thus reducing emissions, ...

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