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PEMEX is investing in constructing two new coker plants at the Tula refinery and Salina Cruz refinery, scheduled to go online in 2024, to phase out fuel oil production. The Salina Cruz cracking refinery, located in Oaxaca, Mexico, is a non-integrated cracking facility owned by Petroleos Mexicanos. It commenced operations in 1979 and boasts a Nelson Complexity Index (NCI) of 8.1. Works on the Salina Cruz unit began in 2022. The plant is expected to contribute to the elimination of fuel oil and the increased production of ultra-low sulfur gasoline and diesel at the refinery.

The Kaminho FPSO Project is the development of the offshore Cameia and Golfinho oil fields, located in Block 20/11 of the Kwanza Basin, offshore Angola. It is the first large-scale deepwater development in the Kwanza Basin. The project aims to develop the Cameia and Golfinho fields through a new FPSO connected to a subsea production system.

The Zuluf Water Treatment Plant is a water treatment facility located in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, approximately 6 km west of Tanajib Airport. The project involves the construction and operation of a plant for the treatment, degassing and filtration of water intended for water injection into oil wells. With a maximum capacity of 185,000 m³/day, the facility aims to support oil production and maintain well pressure as part of the Zuluf oilfield development.