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naphtha

[naf-thuh, nap-] / ˈnæf θə, ˈnæp- /


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Higher naphtha costs and potential feedstock disruptions at unit Pengerang Petrochemical could result in wider losses, he adds.

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The recent rise in oil prices could increase naphtha feedstock costs at its unit, potentially widening losses in 1Q, Yap says.

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Al Jafzia was loaded with naphtha, a crude byproduct it had received mid-January from another vessel, the Global Peak, a tanker under U.S. sanctions that was loaded in Iran and wasn’t detained, according to Kpler.

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One was carrying Russian naphtha—a diluent Venezuela uses to mix with heavy oil—to the South American country when it turned tail in the Indian Ocean; the others were empty.

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Last weekend, two oil tankers identified by the European Union as having transported banned Russian oil arrived in Venezuela with light crude and naphtha.

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