With rising natural gas prices, Total has shut down its 43,500 barrels per day mild hydrocracking unit (MHC).

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Total has shut down its 43,500 barrels per day mild hydrocracking unit (MHC). The facility is located at the Antwerp refinery in Belgium, with a daily production capacity of 360,000 barrels. Due to economic reasons, the unit was shut down on October 8, 2021, and is expected to remain offline for the time being. This is because expensive natural gas results in losses in hydrogen production. It is estimated that some hydrocracking and processing units are also shut down, but it has not been reported.

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With rising natural gas prices, Total has shut down its 43,500 barrels per day mild hydrocracking unit (MHC).

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