US EditionOil refining comes to an end in Scotland as Grangemouth halts processing work
- The Grangemouth refinery has stopped processing crude oil, confirmed by Petroineos.
- The closure has raised concerns about job losses, with many employees taking voluntary redundancy and unions criticizing the lack of support for sustainable jobs.
- A report stated that about £3.5 billion in investment is required for a low-carbon future for Grangemouth.
- Trade union leaders criticized both the UK and Scottish governments for failing to protect jobs at the refinery amid concerns for the area's economy.
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After a century of activity, the only refinery in Scotland, located in Grangemouth, has officially ceased processing the sentence, according to the plan announced by its owners in the autumn of 2024. Article S closed a refinery with 100 years of history. 430 people have been unemployed for the first time in Romania TV.
Scotland’s Sole Oil Refinery Shuts Down for Good
The only refinery in Scotland has stopped processing crude oil after 100 years of operation, as planned by its owners who announced the decision in the autumn of 2024. Last September, the owner of Scotland’s Grangemouth refinery, Petroineos, announced plans to close the crude processing facility as it has been struggling to compete with the new complex facilities in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Petroineos, a joint venture between PetroChin…
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