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Trial operations begin at Duqm integrated power-water plant By: ONA Muscat: The integrated power and water plant at the Special Economic Zone in Duqm (SEZAD) started trial output after receiving the first consignment of liquefied natural gas to operate it. The station is considered a centralised utilities facility being set up by Marafiq company at the SEZAD. It includes 326 megawatt power generation unit, a desalination plant with a daily output capacity of 36,000 cubic metres, sea water suction units with supply capacity of 1.5 million cubic metres a daily and a 132 kilovolt electricity transmission line from the plant to the oil storage tanks at Ras Markaz, 80 kilometres from the heavy industries area at the SEZAD.
By: Times News Service Muscat: The police have arrested 16 expatriates, including 11 women, on charges of engaging in unethical acts. Royal Oman Police ROP said: "Al Wusta Governorate Police Command, with the support of the Duqm Special Task Force Police Unit, arrests 16 expatriates, including 11 women, on charges of engaging in acts contrary to morals and public morals, and the legal procedures against them have been completed."
Dubai: Sixteen expats, including 11 women, have been arrested in Oman for engaging in immoral acts, the Royal Oman Police announced on Twitter. “Al Wusta Police, in cooperation with Duqm Special Task Force Police Unit, have arresed 16 expats, including 11 women, on charges of engaging in outrageous acts contrary to public morals,” the ROP said. Legal action is being taken against them and they will be referred to public prosecution. According to article 25 of the Omani Penal Code, whoever publicly commits indecent acts or makes indecent statements shall be punished by imprisonment for a period no less than 10 days and not exceeding 3 months, and a fine of no less 100 Omani riyals and not exceeding 300 riyals, or one of those two punishments.
Planned Grassroot Refineries Would Boost Oman's Capacity by 2025 Industry Segment: Petroleum Refining | Word Count: 164 Words Oman is set to emerge as a key refining region, with the planned addition two grassroot refineries with a combined capacity of 450,000 barrels per day (BBL/d). Canada Business Holdings continues with preliminary design of the 300,000-BBL/d Duqm Refinery, which is planned for completion by late 2024; and the government-owned Salalah Free Zone Company's 150,000-BBL/d refinery, which is planned for completion in 2025, has been under economic evaluation.
SHARE When UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrives in India this spring he will not only be glowing with delight at his Covid vaccination success but confident that Britain is about reassert itself as a major global security player. For that to happen, this coming Tuesday will prove a pivotal moment when Mr Johnson's interpretation of ‘Global Britain’ is spelt out with ambitious new goals for the UK as a military, diplomatic and intelligence power. Mr Johnson hopes to set a fresh course for Britain when he announces the Integrated Review, the biggest strategic shake-up in decades, signalling Britain’s emergence from Brexit and Covid-19.
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The Omani government approved new incentives to stimulate the business climate, reducing income tax for small and medium businesses for 2020 and 2021 and offering long-term residency permits for foreign investors, Omani state TV said on Tuesday.