Published on
Tuesday, March 27 2018
Authors: Robert Auers
By Robert Auers Today, after taking a week off, we continue our series discussing various major refinery projects covered in our recently released World Refining Construction Outlook (WRCO). Today we will focus on Europe and North America. North America – “She’s a mean, mean machine” We’ve expressed before that we…
Published on
Tuesday, March 20 2018
Authors: Brian L. Milne
By Brian L. Milne, Editor, Product Manager with DTN Billing itself as the “Pipeline Crossroads of the World,” the Cushing crude oil supply hub in Oklahoma is the underlying delivery location for the West Texas Intermediate futures contract traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange. In March, crude oil supply…
Published on
Monday, March 12 2018
Authors: Robert Auers
By Robert Auers Today we begin a series discussing various major refinery projects covered in our recently released World Refining Construction Outlook (WRCO). We will start with the Middle East and Africa where we will see if major projects can “start up” to meet growing products demand. Middle East -…
Published on
Monday, March 5 2018
Authors: Admin
The question of the day is, “Why don’t more refiners own renewable fuel production facilities?” Like all broad questions, there are a myriad of answers. But I’m willing to step into the discussion since I don’t actually own either renewable fuel facilities or a refinery. Currently, about 35% of renewable…
