Costa Rican Refinery Moves Forward

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Source: elsalvador.com
Monday, February 8, 2010

The project to expand the oil refinery in Moín, valued at $1 billion, could begin in 18 months.

The announcement was made by José Desanti, president of the state-owned “Refinadora Costarricense de Petróleo”, who explained they are finishing engineering studies with the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation.

“This joint initiative is just weeks away of becoming a reality”, stated Desanti. “We will require between 14 and 18 months to green-light this project”.

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