Published on Monday, April 30 2018
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers

By John Mayes and John Auers The move to low sulfur bunker fuel coming in 2020 as a result of new regulations from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has been a frequent topic of this blog.  Certainly, the markets most directly affected by the rules are fuel oil and distillate,…

Published on Monday, April 23 2018
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers

By Robert Auers and John Auers Over the previous weeks, we have reviewed the refinery construction landscape in several regions around the world including North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America.  Today, we finish this series focusing on the last major region we have yet to cover, the Former…

Published on Tuesday, April 17 2018
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers

By Robert Auers and John Auers Over the previous weeks, we have reviewed the refinery construction landscape in several regions around the world including North America, Europe, Asia and Africa.  Today, we move back to the Western Hemisphere to focus on refinery developments south of the U.S. border in Latin…

Published on Monday, April 9 2018
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers

By Robert Auers and John Auers While “The Sad Cafe” certainly wasn’t one of the Eagles biggest hits, it held the distinction of being the final track on what was to be their last album (“The Long Run”).  But that distinction went away in 1994, when the 70s super group…