February 2015

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HP Boxscore Construction Analysis: Will British Columbia build the greenest refineries in the world?

In our latest Boxscore Construction Analysis, we examine proposals by Kitimat Clean and Pacific Future Energy to process bitumen first and then ship those fuels to market.

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Nichols, Lee

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Nichols, Lee - Hydrocarbon Processing Staff, Houston, Texas

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