Recently, Shell laid a groundbreaking ceremony for a new modern lubricants blending plant built in the Nangang Industrial Zone in Tianjin.
It is reported that this is Shell's seventh lubricant blending plant in China. The plant will adopt a “push†production model so that products can be quickly and efficiently delivered to distribution warehouses and further delivered to Shell customers. According to customer preferences, various types of products are available in various sizes and automatic packaging equipment is used to ensure their accuracy. The plant is designed to meet high environmental standards, including waste reduction and careful control of waste disposal to ensure that it does not cause damage to the environment.
It is understood that the construction of the new plant in Nangang, Tianjin, can achieve an annual output of 300 million liters of lubricants, and the maximum annual production capacity can reach 500 million liters. The new plant will be complementary to Shell's current lubricant blending plant in Tianjin, providing a full range of product services for Shell customers in North China.
“The China is the fastest growing lube oil market in the world. We are very pleased to add this new major investment project to the Chinese supply chain. Supply chain is the basis for ensuring product supply,†said Ge Sibo, executive vice president of global business operations downstream of Shell Group. Our high-quality product range includes Shell Heineken, Shell Aide Prince, Shell Rimula, Shell Tellus and Shell Compression. We have the ability to meet the future needs of Asian lubricant customers, maintain market leadership and achieve growth targets."
It is understood that since the acquisition of unified lubricants in 2006, Shell has become an international energy company that accounts for the leading position in the Chinese lubricants market. Shell has built lube oil blending plants in Tianjin, Zhangpu, Zhejiang, and Zhuhai, Guangdong, and established a lubricant technical service center in Zhuhai. It is also learned that Shell will also establish a larger, R&D-capable lubricants technology center in Shanghai in 2013.
In Asia, Shell has lubricant blending plants in Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, South Korea, Pakistan and India. In addition, Shell has three of Asia’s eight base oil production plants in Asia, which are located in Singapore’s Bokong Island, Kaohsiung in Taiwan and Yokkaichi in Japan. Earlier this year, Shell also signed a conditional joint venture agreement with South Korea’s Hyundai Oil Corporation to develop, construct and operate a base oil production plant at the Seosan refinery in South Korea.
“The success of the lube business lies in approaching users and providing the right products and services in the right place. Shell's new investment in supply chain, innovation and branding is precisely implementing this concept.†Ge Sibo emphasized.
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