Power cuts at Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi, Abdullah refineries, exports unaffected - KNPC statement

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Image used for illustrative purpose. Fire erupted aboard the Cormo Express carrying 50,000 Australian sheep at Kuwait's Shuwaikh port where it docked after Saudi Arabia rejected it on health grounds, an Australian official and Kuwaiti newspapers said October 6, 2003. StephanieMcGeheeWS, Reuters

KNPC said export operations were unaffected after unexpected power cuts at 23:26 local time on Sunday

Ahmed Elimam, Reuters News

September 18, 2023

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Image used for illustrative purpose. Fire erupted aboard the Cormo Express carrying 50,000 Australian sheep at Kuwait's Shuwaikh port where it docked after Saudi Arabia rejected it on health grounds, an Australian official and Kuwaiti newspapers said October 6, 2003. StephanieMcGeheeWS, Reuters

DUBAI - Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC) said on Monday it was working to restore full production capacity at Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi and Mina Abdullah refineries after they lost power on Sunday night.

KNPC said export operations were unaffected after unexpected power cuts at 23:26 local time on Sunday.

(Reporting by Ahmed Elimam, Editing by Louise Heavens)

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