At the largest oil refinery in the world | Andrew Scheer
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2018
- At the Jamnagar Refinery - the largest in the world.
They employ 10s of thousands of people and have an exceptional environmental reclamation program.
There’s capacity to process more crude here. That’s an incredible opportunity for Canada.
Let’s get pipelines built.
This guy came to India ,took a leisurely tour of RIL refinery with decent hospitality and after all that he is back biting to take the jobs and trade with India. Surely he would be wanting to trade with Iran or Aramco.
He is a typical white man
What are you talking about ? Iran and aramco are crude oil producers and suppliers while Reliance is a refiner.
Reliance is every indians' pride
The story behind the Mango thing, one day Ambani realized he had a lot of spare land in and around the refinery. "So let us grow some mango trees there" he thought, and export the mangoes as a side income. And that was it. BOOM> Reliance is now Asia's biggest exporter of mangoes.
Man, Billionaires can be scary sometimes. He created a massive business out of nothing, just like that.
@hj2711yeah we know that. But Ambani grew mangoes as a side business to not waste the land. And they naturally became the top exporter. It was not at all planned. Gujarat as a state was the top exporter. But Reliance became the top mango exporting company.
Andrew only has 14 comments on this? Also why can't we just refine our own rather than shipping it back and forth?
because you want your instagram pictures looking clean without being affected by the smog such industries create .... we are ok. dont worry we are sending 70-80K indians every year there to do your manual labour for you thank you for the opportunity
It takes billions to build such refineries and not everyone is ready to do that, and running it efficiently enough that it can generate profit is whole different task.
Reliance to Andrew sheer after watching this video : pagal bana gaya humko!
Super ❤
Relience is actually bigger than Canada
Proud on reliance industries
Hi sir Nice to meet you
Build one more in Alberta.
Expand redwater sturgeon refinery.
Biggest refinery in the world
Iti Karne ke bad reliance Mai job Mill jayega
You came to India for oil And now you want oil to be processed back in Canada ?
Beautiful
Andrew Who?
I need job sir
sir I need to work in canada I from jamnagar I work to rileance industry jamnagar GUJARAT
How do I get job in reliance??? Please tell buddy
Cant hide that haze behind you
What did you expect? It’s an oil refinery, you think it’s emitting clean oxygen?
Build more pipelines and send Alberta oil to India. Canadian provinces are just good at bickering at each other on dumb issues. Bc says no to oil pipelines- Alberta says no to bc wines and renewable energy.
Jai shree ram krishna omahan
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What company owns and works on the refinery? and if you don't mind, how much will it cost to build the world's largest refinery?
I'm just a student of the faculty of economics, I just want to find out more about petroleum, gas and geothermal companies..
bro it owned by reliance india it india biggest company it cost 6 billion to built in 2008 and yes now there are getting out of oil due to fall in prices and yes cannada can not do it because it cost 50 dolar per barrel to dug canada oil and price are falling
Currently this refinery's worth is 60 BILLIONS USD
@@raitc8661 $79B*
The initial investment was 6 billion dollars to build this plant
Reliance industries started building this refinery in the year 1999 and completed in 2001 with an Initial investment of 6 billion dollars and this facility is spread across 7500 acres of land . It’s total capacity is 1.2 million barrels per day and today if u want to build and match the complexity index of the Reliance refinery it would cost around $35-40 Billion.
If you want to have an environmental friendly industry then move away from oil and natural gas. Go for renewable and other non conventional forms of energy.
The world needs oil and natural gas for energy and to move product around the world 🌎 at a very fast pace. Planes.. burn fuel to move cargo and people around the world. How many planes and jets are moving cargo and people around the word using electric batteries motors?
Same goes for Trains, semi trucks, huge cargo ships, busses, cars.
What would happen if all the world stops drilling for oil and natural gas all at once tomorrow?
@@stevensawyer7428 you can't just abruptly stop drilling for oil and gas. However the world is working on the technology that will help us have planes, trains and ships run on hydrogen and battery. It might take time but will happen sometime in the near future. As of now we should use EV cars, two wheeler and semi trucks and make sure that those EV charging stations are powered by renewable energy. Similarly we should make sure our electricity does not come from coal or natural gas.
@@truethat7681 And what you say is exactly what the owner of this refinery is doing. He is moving into Green Hydrogen in a big way. You see, for India, moving away from oil is not just a question of fighting climate change. It is a question of energy security. A strategic goal that the Indian government has been pursuing with single minded focus for a long time. India is investing in renewable energy and cutting down on use of oil by a massive amount, setting goals in international climate meetings and then achieving them 6-7 years ahead of schedule, and then announcing newer even more ambitious goals. India is doing its part.
Warning ;) Political product placement. If the problem is refining oil in Canada, what's the pipeline got to do with it? So how is this oil getting out of Canada? ;) It does not make sense.
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Canada is a clown show
*India neither has Oil Reserves nor the Companies to Extract it Still India manages to Export over 45 Billion dolloar worth of Value added oil Products*
How ?
Because of the Reliance Jamnagar Refinery
India has oil reserves and companies to extract oil from ground, the bigggest one is ONCG. Just do your research first then comment on anything
@@erenyaeger9407Most of reserves are not economical. The cost of digging that oil out will be more than the crude.