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Citgo, Aruba working to restart 235,000-bpd refinery under lease -sources

February 15, 2016

Citgo, Aruba working to restart 235,000-bpd refinery under lease -sources
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ORANJESTAD – Venezuelan PDVSA’s unit in the United States, Citgo Petroleum, is working to restart some processing units at the Aruba refinery under a 25-year lease contract with the government of the Caribbean island, sources at the facility and firms involved told the international news agency Reuters. The Aruba refinery’s former operator, Valero Energy, has […]\r\nSource: Dutch Caribbean News Citgo, Aruba working to restart 235,000-bpd refinery under lease -sources\r\n"

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/dutch-caribbean/citgo-aruba-working-to-restart-235000-bpd-refinery-under-lease-sources/

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