June 2014

Refining Developments

Russian straight-run fuel oil supply collapse complicates Gulf Coast feedstock choices

In the next couple of years, collapsing Russian supply of straight-run fuel oil (SRFO) will undermine foreign supply of feedstock to the US Gulf Coast.

ESAI Energy: Reed, A.

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Reed, A. - ESAI Energy, Wakefield, Massachusetts

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