News
09 October 2020

Trinity Energy to build $500m refinery in South Sudan

In:
Oil & gas
Region:
Middle East & Africa

Independent energy company Trinity Energy has unveiled plans to construct a $500 million oil refinery in South Sudan. The 40,000-barrel per day refinery, in Paloch, Upper Nile state, will supply the East African region with refined petroleum by-products. US firm Chemex will lead the...

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