Oil and Gas - Global Refining Updates
Sunday, November 11, 2007
I apologized for not updating this blog for a week. I'm been pretty busy the past few days. By the way, I received an email last week about being constantly updated with the global refining industry and it's associated rapid transformation. It's very informative and good reference if you're in the oil and gas arena. This is a paid subscription and you need to ask from their expert for more information regarding the content or subscription. Check it out. Following is part of the email that they sent to me.
Dear Energy Industry Colleague,
World petroleum product markets are rapidly transforming. Rising crude prices, strong demand for cleaner fuels, and increasing pressure on refining capacities, make strategic planning for the next decade challenging.
How much of new refining capacity will actually materialize?
What will be the role of biofuels and alternative fuels in the marketplace?
How will petroleum demand increase and which regions will provide the supply?
Hart Energy Consulting's World Refining & Fuels Service provides a single reference source on crude supply and quality, regional petroleum product demand and refining capacity and configuration trends; all provided on five global regions.
SUBSCRIBE TODAY AND KEEP YOUR COMPANY AHEAD OF THE CURVE!
This expanded outlook includes the following new sections and analysis:
- Complete update of baseline analysis with new supply, demand and price factors for crude oil availability, supply pattern, refined products and biofuels for all seven regions of the world
- Complete summary of refinery capacity to come on line - by country and region
- New marine fuels regulations and availability analysis
- Expanded global heavy crude oil analysis
- European Region: In-depth focus on Russia (new)
- Asian Region: In-depth focus on China, India and Japan (new)
- American Region: In-depth focus on USA, Canada (new) and Brazil (new)
- This year, the outlook extends to 2025
For more information about the 2008 upgrades to the outlook, including questions about price and ordering, contact one of our experts or simply reply to this email:
Frederick L. Potter
1-703-891-4801
fpotter@hartenergy.com
Terry Higgins
1-703-891-4815
thiggins@hartenergy.com
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