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CB&I wins ULSD project at Shell-Australia
Diesel Fuel News, July 8, 2002
The (U.S.) $50-million hydrodesulfurization engineering/procurement/construction contract will enable Shell-Geelong to meet Australia's ultra-low sulfur diesel standards that take effect in 2006. The new 6,000-tons/day "HDS 2" plant will be completed by September 2003, according to CBI Constructors (Houston).
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