Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Gibraltar-San Roque Refinery (Spanish: Refinería de Gibraltar-San Roque) is an oil refinery owned by CEPSA located on the north shore of the Bay of Gibraltar, in Guadarranque Industrial Estate, between Puente Mayorga and the Guadarranque river, in the municipality of San Roque, Cadiz, Spain. It is located next to the Los Barrios Power Plant, which is a coal fueled power station.It is the largest refinery in the Iberian Peninsula, with a crude oil daily processing capacity of 240,000 barrels per day.The refinery occupies 150 acres and has a refining capacity of 12 million tons per year, making it the largest Spanish refinery.Despite the name of this refinery, it is not owned in any way by the people of Gibraltar or Gibraltar's Government. It is entirely a Spanish venture. Many Gibraltarians are vehemently opposed to the refinery, it having been built so close to such a densely populated area. The Spanish Government has been accused of having built the refinery deliberately in an effort to negatively affect the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar, although pollution is indiscriminate and it also affects a large Spanish population in southern Spain. The results of local air samples by both the Gibraltar and Spanish NGOs and environmental groups are regularly reported to the relevant European Union institutions. Apart from imposing fines on the wealthy CEPSA conglomerate, no other real action is taken."@en }
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- Gibraltar-San_Roque_Refinery abstract "The Gibraltar-San Roque Refinery (Spanish: Refinería de Gibraltar-San Roque) is an oil refinery owned by CEPSA located on the north shore of the Bay of Gibraltar, in Guadarranque Industrial Estate, between Puente Mayorga and the Guadarranque river, in the municipality of San Roque, Cadiz, Spain. It is located next to the Los Barrios Power Plant, which is a coal fueled power station.It is the largest refinery in the Iberian Peninsula, with a crude oil daily processing capacity of 240,000 barrels per day.The refinery occupies 150 acres and has a refining capacity of 12 million tons per year, making it the largest Spanish refinery.Despite the name of this refinery, it is not owned in any way by the people of Gibraltar or Gibraltar's Government. It is entirely a Spanish venture. Many Gibraltarians are vehemently opposed to the refinery, it having been built so close to such a densely populated area. The Spanish Government has been accused of having built the refinery deliberately in an effort to negatively affect the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar, although pollution is indiscriminate and it also affects a large Spanish population in southern Spain. The results of local air samples by both the Gibraltar and Spanish NGOs and environmental groups are regularly reported to the relevant European Union institutions. Apart from imposing fines on the wealthy CEPSA conglomerate, no other real action is taken.".
- Q5790595 abstract "The Gibraltar-San Roque Refinery (Spanish: Refinería de Gibraltar-San Roque) is an oil refinery owned by CEPSA located on the north shore of the Bay of Gibraltar, in Guadarranque Industrial Estate, between Puente Mayorga and the Guadarranque river, in the municipality of San Roque, Cadiz, Spain. It is located next to the Los Barrios Power Plant, which is a coal fueled power station.It is the largest refinery in the Iberian Peninsula, with a crude oil daily processing capacity of 240,000 barrels per day.The refinery occupies 150 acres and has a refining capacity of 12 million tons per year, making it the largest Spanish refinery.Despite the name of this refinery, it is not owned in any way by the people of Gibraltar or Gibraltar's Government. It is entirely a Spanish venture. Many Gibraltarians are vehemently opposed to the refinery, it having been built so close to such a densely populated area. The Spanish Government has been accused of having built the refinery deliberately in an effort to negatively affect the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar, although pollution is indiscriminate and it also affects a large Spanish population in southern Spain. The results of local air samples by both the Gibraltar and Spanish NGOs and environmental groups are regularly reported to the relevant European Union institutions. Apart from imposing fines on the wealthy CEPSA conglomerate, no other real action is taken.".