ORLEN Unipetrol Kralupy nad Vltavou Refinery

Capacity quoted verbatim from the operator site page: 'annual processing capacity of 3.3 million tons of oil'. Unit token normalised to Mt/a; number unchanged. No bpd figure published; no conversion performed. See the Litvinov row for the DISAGREEMENT between the two per-site figures and the group page's 7.5 million tons combined conversion capacity. Pipelines and port quoted from the same operator page: 'low-sulphur crude oil transported via the IKL and TAL pipelines from Terst through Vohburg to Nelahozeves and Moravian oil transported via the Druzhba Pipeline' ('Terst' is the Czech name for Trieste). MERO CR's IKL page (https://ikl-en.mero.cz/) corroborates: 'It is connected to the European TAL crude oil pipeline leading to the Italian port of Trieste' and 'The refinery is therefore supplied almost exclusively through the IKL crude oil pipeline.' commissioned_year 1975 is the operator page's own entry '1975 ... Commencement of the NRK hydroskimming facility operation'; the FCC complex started in 2001. Status source is the ORLEN Unipetrol press release announcing a planned turnaround starting 17 March 2026 with restart in early May 2026 and the previous shutdown in spring 2022, i.e. cyclical maintenance at an operating refinery, not a closure. Coordinates are from the EEA Industrial Emissions Portal (https://industry.eea.europa.eu/, IED Annex I activity 1.2, queried via the EEA DiscoData SQL API 2026-09-22): installation 'CESKA REFINERSKA, a.s., rafinerie Kralupy nad Vltavou', status functional, reporting year 2023. EEA data is CC-BY. The EEA installation still carries the historic Ceska Rafinerska operator name; ORLEN Unipetrol absorbed Ceska Rafinerska and the site now operates under ORLEN Unipetrol RPA per the operator pages opened. OpenStreetMap Nominatim returned no usable feature for this refinery, which is why the EEA register is used here.