TotalEnergies says SATORP refinery in Saudi Arabia damaged after incidents
Published on April 10, 2026.
French oil company TotalEnergies has reported that one of the SATORP refinery's processing trains in Saudi Arabia has been damaged following incidents that occurred on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday. The company had to shut down the units as a precautionary measure. Saudi Arabia's oil production capacity has also been reduced by around 600,000 barrels per day following attacks on energy facilities. The Satorp site processes 465,000 bales a day, making it one of world's largest refining platforms.
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