Published on
Tuesday, June 25 2019
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
Most of the news out of the Latin American downstream sector in recent years has been pretty disappointing regarding both existing operations and expansions. Of course, this bad news for South of the Border refiners has been real good news for U.S. refiners. It has been a major factor in…
Published on
Monday, June 17 2019
Authors: Sam Davis
With only six months into his presidency, AMLO’s impact on Mexico’s energy landscape is already being felt. Early into his administration, he made headlines by announcing the shutdown of pipelines connecting product terminals to retail stations in response to the growing issue of rampant fuel theft in the country. A…
Published on
Monday, June 10 2019
Authors: George Hoekstra
Written by: George Hoekstra, guest writer Mr. Hoekstra retired from BP in 2009 after working 35 years in refinery process research with Amoco and BP. Since then, he has worked as an independent consultant specializing in hydroprocessing technology. His company does independent pilot plant testing, laboratory testing, field testing, and…
Published on
Tuesday, June 4 2019
Authors: Robert Auers
North American midstream investments are trying to keep pace with rapidly growing production with most midstream operators benefitting financially from this production growth (though you might not know it looking at their equity performance). In the last installment of our Q1 earnings call reviews; we focus on the larger Midstream…
