Saudi Aramco, one of the largest oil producer in world and national
oil company of UAE Abu Dhabi National oil company (Adnoc) are flourishing the
business as retail petroleum and marketing business in India. In the
collaborative work, Saudi Aramco and Adnoc signed memorandum with three firms
of oils including Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation
(HPC), and Bharat Petroleum (BPC). The project is 3 trillion west coast
refinery and petrochemicals in the Maharashtra [1]. The project size is
around 2.5 million tons (MT)and India signed to fill 0.75 MT space. According
to the contract, Saudi Arabia is liable to supply 50% of the crude oil required
by Saudi refinery. In the process 1.2 million barrels of oil will be provided
to reach approximately 18 MT of petrochemical products [2].
In order to analyze the practical logistics and challenges
in the operation management, I have been appointed as head of Operations and
logistics at Saudi Aramco. The objective of my analysis is to provide the
report that identifies challenges in logistics, operation management, design,
delivery process, services, and supply chain [1]. Besides this, the
present report explores the opportunities and probabilities to have better tie
up conditions in retail petroleum and marketing. Saudi Aramco and Adnoc are
working collectively therefore the present report includes evaluation of
operations and how to penetrate the Indian Downstream petroleum market [1].
References of Saudi Aramco & ADNOC join hands for petroleum retail in India
[1]
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Pathirage and U. Kulatunga, "The role of human error in accidents within
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01, no. 02, pp. 822-834, 2017.
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[2]
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Globalenergy. pr. co,
"Challenges and Solutions in an Upstream and Downstream Oil and Gas
Operation," 29 11 2013. [Online]. Available:
https://globalenergy.pr.co/65678-challenges-and-solutions-in-an-upstream-and-downstream-oil-and-gas-operation.
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