The article discusses the results of a study on oil production in Mexico. According to the study, state-owned Pemex must upgrade three of its gasoline refineries and build a new refinery every three years for the next 20 years in order to meet forecasted demand. The study also reportedly ...
The high demand for refined products has raised questions about whether more refineries will be built in the U.S. to help reduce fuel costs. While no new large-scale refineries have been built since 1977, there are ongoing discussions within the energy industry about expanding current refinery ...
The article discusses a study on Mexico's oil production in 2008 which found that state-owned Pemex must upgrade three of its gasoline refineries and build a new refinery every three years for the next 20 years in order to meet forecasted demand. According to the study, Pemex must follow ...
As demand declines the US will move toward a large gasoline surplus, forcing refiners to find new markets and increase gasoline exports. But, demand growth in Mexico and Latin America鈥攖he US' primary export markets鈥攚ill not be enough to absorb the growing surplus. US refiners will be ...
On the other hand, a new interesting approach to promote economic growth in low-income regions is through new eco-industries dedicated to cultivate trees and taking care of the forest. These forest plantations help to capture CO2 emissions produced by petroleum refineries and biorefineries. Therefore...
Nowadays the refining sector in Mexico needs to increase the quantity and quality of produced fuels by installing new process plants for gasoline and ultra low sulphur diesel. These plants require the provision of electricity and steam, among other services to function properly, which can be ...
Oil Prices Reach New High of $70 a Barrel as Refineries Are DamagedOIL prices topped $70 US dollars a barrel yesterday as traders began to assess the hurricane damage at production and refining sites in the Gulf of Mexico.Daily Post (Liverpool, England)...
The article reports on the findings of a study on Mexico's oil production in 2008 which said that state-owned Pemex must upgrade three of its refineries and build a new refinery every three years for the next 20 years in order to meet forecasted demand. The study, ordered by Mexican ...
In his statement, Calderon reveals that the Mexican government is subsidizing diesel and gasoline from Pemex for U.S.$25 billion. He adds that the budget is enough to build four new refineries to eliminate dependence on exports of gasoline from the U.S. He also announces that he will not ...
Nowadays the refining sector in Mexico needs to increase the quantity and quality of produced fuels by installing new process plants for gasoline and ultra low sulphur diesel. These plants require the provision of electricity and steam, among other services to function properly, which can be ...