This refinery will be located alongside the existing 140,000 barrel per day Mostorod refinery, 10 kilometres north of Cairo in Egypt. The project is about Lump sum turnkey (LSTK) engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build a hydrocracking / coking refinery and ancillary units with capacity of 4.2 million tonnes a year (t/y) of refined products, including 2.3 million t/y of Euro V diesel. The 33,500-b/d hydrocracker will process gas oils from the rough and vacuum unit and the coking unit to amplify diesel yields. Photograph politeness of Cairo. The hydrogen unit, a steam-methane reformer, produces hydrogen to accommodate the hydrogen needs of the plant. Photograph kindness of MIDOR, picked the Conoco-Bechtel postponed coking procedure to change over its vacuum resid to coke and lighter products. The plant is thinking about cutting edge process control for the not so distant future. For this venture, refinery off destinations pipelines and the Dekheila Port stacking offices will be constrained by a supervisory control and information procurement framework, coordinated with the refinery's circulated control framework (DCS). It will share common facilities with the existing refinery. Feedstock will be supplied by Refining Company under a long-term supply contract. Australia has been appointed as the project management consultant (PMC).