How might the value of hydrogen be distributed?
Published on
Thursday, November 16 2023
Authors: Harold "Skip" York
“When you get a different vantage point, it changes your…
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The value of hydrogen depends on the industry using it.
Published on
Thursday, September 28 2023
Authors: Harold "Skip" York
"Prepare your minds for a new scale of scientific values."…
Until you have a customer, do you really have a business?
Published on
Thursday, August 31 2023
Authors: Harold "Skip" York
"I don’t build in order to have clients. I have…
Renewable Diesel: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Published on
Monday, July 10 2023
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
In the last 18 months we have seen a staggering…
“If you build it, will it run?”
Published on
Wednesday, May 31 2023
Authors: John Mayes
Rebalancing product markets after startup of the Dangote Refinery. On…
There is no magic in magic. It’s all in the details.”
Published on
Thursday, April 27 2023
Authors: Harld "Skip" York
Questions surrounding EPA's proposed CO2 vehicle standard I wonder if…
“Old Habits Eat Good Intentions for Lunch”
Published on
Wednesday, March 15 2023
Authors: Harold "Skip" York
The impact of net-zero goals on petroleum company equity prices…
What’s All This I’ve Been Hearing About eRINs?- Let’s Take a Ride Down the Electric Avenue
Published on
Wednesday, February 22 2023
Authors: Cinda Lohmann and Philip Guillemette
On December 30, 2022, EPA proposed a novel regulatory structure…
Voluntary Carbon Markets & Tokenization
Published on
Thursday, February 9 2023
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
The notion of cryptocurrency has come quite far in a…
What do the Proposed EPA RVOs Mean for the Future of RINs?
Published on
Tuesday, January 31 2023
Authors: Cinda Lohmann
On December 1, 2022, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released…
“Between The Rock and a Hard Case”
Published on
Thursday, January 26 2023
Authors: Harold "Skip" York
The challenge of balancing refinery yields with evolving product demand.…
Going Against the Grain
Published on
Thursday, January 19 2023
Authors: Brian Graham
While U.S. refining has seen significant capacity reductions in recent…
EPA’s RFS Proposed Set Rule: Implications for the Renewable Fuels Market
Published on
Thursday, December 15 2022
Authors: Cinda Lohmann
On December 1st, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released…
Turn Up the Heat! What can be done to save the U.S. heating oil market this winter?
Published on
Tuesday, December 6 2022
Authors: Skip York
One month into the heating season it is already clear…
CARB’s Final Scoping Plan Aims for Carbon Neutrality by 2045
Published on
Thursday, December 1 2022
Authors: Cinda Lohmann
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) will vote on the…
EPA Finalizes Guidance on Analytical Method for Determining Corn Kernel Fiber Conversion to Cellulosic Ethanol – “Is this a BIG DEAL?”
Published on
Thursday, October 13 2022
Authors: Philip Guillemette
Last month, EPA posted updated technical guidance (EPA-420-B-22-041) on qualifying…
Renewable Diesel and SAF Feedstock Pretreatment: The Key to Profitability?
Published on
Thursday, September 1 2022
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
In the race for renewable diesel facilities to come online…
Draft Scoping Plan Lays Path for CARB’s LCFS Program
Published on
Monday, July 25 2022
Authors: Cinda Lohmann
With the recent posting of the 2022 Draft Scoping Plan,…
CARB Draft Scoping Plan Aims for Carbon Neutrality by 2045
Published on
Monday, July 18 2022
Authors: Cinda Lohmann
The May 2022 Draft Scoping Plan, presented to the California…
U.S. Refinery Closures & Capacity Reductions
Published on
Thursday, July 7 2022
Authors: John Mayes & Brian Graham
In our June 23 blog we mentioned that approximately…
How High Can We Go (Safely)?
Published on
Thursday, June 23 2022
Authors: John Mayes
Administration Calls for Increased Refinery Production are Ill-Informed On June…
“From Russia With Love” – Impacts of Russian Sanctions on Refining Markets – Part 1/United States
Published on
Tuesday, May 17 2022
Authors: John Auers
There is no more love coming from or going to…
“Why is Everything so Heavy?” or Not? – Heavy Crude Supply/Demand Outlook
Published on
Tuesday, December 14 2021
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
We’re pretty sure the Alt Rock group, Linkin Park, wasn’t…
Midstream Energy Transition
Published on
Wednesday, November 17 2021
Authors: Eamon Cullinane and Robert Auers
In this third installment of our blog series on how the oil…
“Hey, Hey, What Can I Do” – Oil Companies Looking for Ways to Survive Energy Transition
Published on
Tuesday, October 26 2021
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
Part 2 – U.S. Independent Refiners In the first installment of our blog series on how the oil…
“Hey, Hey, What Can I Do” – Oil Companies Looking for Ways to Survive Energy Transition
Published on
Tuesday, September 28 2021
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
Part 1 – Integrated Oil Company Strategies Back in 1970, when…
Blenders Tax Credit – Should It Stay or Should It Go?
Published on
Thursday, July 8 2021
Authors: Philip Guillemette
On May 25, 2021, legislation was introduced both in the…
Colonial Consequences – The Fallout of a Shuttered Pipeline
Published on
Tuesday, May 11 2021
Authors: Robert Auers
On May 7, 2021, Colonial Pipeline Company learned it was…
Key Risks for the Oil Markets in 2021
Published on
Tuesday, January 5 2021
Authors: Jonathan Leitch
We entered 2020 with the expectation of higher refining margins,…
Merry Christmas 2020 – A Reason to Celebrate
Published on
Monday, December 21 2020
Authors: John Auers
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to persist and impact our…
“Money for Nothing” – An update on the Progress (or Lack of Progress) on Latin American Refinery Projects
Published on
Tuesday, December 15 2020
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers
In the last ten years, refining capacity in Latin America…
“A New Day Yesterday” – What post-COVID looks like for the refining industry
Published on
Tuesday, December 8 2020
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers
For the global refining industry, 2020 has been an exceptionally…
“Back to the Island(s)” – An Update on Caribbean Refineries, Part 2 – Trinidad, Aruba and Curacao
Published on
Tuesday, December 1 2020
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers
Last week, we began a discussion of refining industry developments…
“Back to the Island(s)” – An Update on Caribbean Refineries, Part 1 – LBV/St. Croix
Published on
Tuesday, November 24 2020
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers
Last week, we discussed the wave of refinery closures that…
“Changes” – A Changing Market Environment Leads to Refinery Closures
Published on
Tuesday, November 17 2020
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers
Around 500 B.C., the Greek philosopher Heraclitus stated, “The only…
Heard It Through The Grapevine? Clarifying Some Crude Quality Issues
Published on
Tuesday, November 10 2020
Authors: Dennis Sutton - PetroQual
The following Turning Point blog is provided by Dennis Sutton. …
Outlook for Biogas and Renewable Natural Gas
Published on
Tuesday, November 3 2020
Authors: Elizabeth Hilbourn
On July 2, 2014, the EPA finalized amendments to the…
Darkest Before the Dawn – A Look at Prospects for the European Refining Industry
Published on
Tuesday, October 27 2020
Authors: Jonathan Leitch
In this blog post, we focus on the challenges facing…
U.S. Renewable Diesel Capacity Growth Through 2025 Represents Significant Opportunity for Producers and Rail
Published on
Tuesday, October 20 2020
Authors: Guest - PLG Consulting
Today’s blog was written by PLG Consulting with input from…
Renewable Diesel Production Pathways
Published on
Tuesday, October 13 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
There are currently over 20 announced projects/expansions for renewable diesel…
“California Dreamin’ ” – What to make of Governor Newsom’s Plan to Ban Internal Combustion Engines
Published on
Tuesday, October 6 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
It seems that the petroleum industry just can’t catch a…
“Take This Job (Oil) and Shove It” – Thoughts on BP’s 2020 Energy Outlook
Published on
Tuesday, September 29 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
“Take this Job and Shove It” was written by David…
Small Refinery Exemptions: Election Year, Leap Year, and “Gap-Year”
Published on
Tuesday, September 22 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
On Monday, September 14, the EPA announced it denied 54…
Snapshot LCFS: California Versus Oregon
Published on
Tuesday, September 15 2020
Authors: Elizabeth Hilbourn
Both California and Oregon have had low carbon fuel programs…
“Up Around the Bend” – What lies ahead for product demand and refiners’ prospects as COVID-19 lockdowns ease? – Part 4
Published on
Tuesday, September 8 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
Last week, we looked primarily at our outlook for petroleum…
“Up Around the Bend” – What lies ahead for product demand and refiners’ prospects as COVID lockdowns ease? – Part 3
Published on
Tuesday, September 1 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
Nearly three months ago, we published a blog entitled Part…
Refinery “Closures”, Renewable Diesel Investments and Regulatory Incentives
Published on
Tuesday, August 25 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
In the wake of demand destruction as a result of…
De-Urbanization: The Fall of (Select) Cities and the Rise of Remote Working
Published on
Tuesday, August 18 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane and Robert Auers
The COVID-19 pandemic (and responsive government actions), together with the…
Down go the Dividends: Who is safe?
Published on
Tuesday, August 11 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane and Sam Davis
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact across the…
“Sunday Mornin’ [2020] Comin’ Down” – The current Plight of Refiners and What a Post-COVID-19 World Looks Like for Refiners
Published on
Tuesday, August 4 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
By any measure, 2020 has not gone as planned for…
Free Fatty Acids, Biointermediates, and their Futures
Published on
Tuesday, July 28 2020
Authors: Julia Tossetti and Elizabeth Hilbourn
The topic of renewable fuel feedstock always seems to generate…
2021 RFS Mandate and implications for RIN Bank
Published on
Tuesday, July 21 2020
Authors: Cinda Lohmann
The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) was established by the Energy…
Judge orders the Shutdown of DAPL, Energy Transfer’s “Beautiful Boy”
Published on
Tuesday, July 14 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
It wasn’t long ago that Kelcy Warren (Chairman and CEO…
California Dreamin’ of Feedstocks and Fuels
Published on
Tuesday, July 7 2020
Authors: Julia Tossetti, Elizabeth Hilbourn and Cinda Lohmann
Last week’s blog touched on the California Low Carbon Fuel…
Renewable Fuels Growth: What’s driving it and why?
Published on
Tuesday, June 30 2020
Authors: Julia Tossetti and Sam Davis
Despite the pandemic, interest in renewable fuels continues to grow. …
“Together in Electric Dreams” – The Outlook for EVs
Published on
Tuesday, June 23 2020
Authors: Robert Auers
For the past two weeks, we have been discussing the…
“Leaving on a Jet Plane” – Prospects for U.S. Jet Fuel Demand Recovery
Published on
Tuesday, June 16 2020
Authors: By Robert Auers and John Auers
Last week in this space, we provided our latest view…
“Up Around the Bend” – What lies ahead for product demand and refiners’ prospects as COVID lockdowns ease? – Part 2
Published on
Tuesday, June 9 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
Six weeks ago, we published a blog entitled “Up Around…
Canadian Integrated Refiners – Oil markets remain volatile but signs of demand recovery provide reasons for cautious optimism
Published on
Tuesday, June 2 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
We continue our blog series from the past few weeks…
Memorial Day 2020 – In the Midst of Uncertainty, Let Us Not Forget Our Fallen Heroes
Published on
Tuesday, June 2 2020
Authors:
Memorial Day has traditionally come to signify the end of…
As COVID-19 related demand challenges continue, U.S. Refiners brace for uncertain future, but see glimmers of hope as economy begins reopening
Published on
Tuesday, May 19 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
In last week’s blog, we mentioned steps the integrated majors…
How COVID-19 changed everything. An earnings call season for the Ages!
Published on
Tuesday, May 12 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact not only…
“Smoke on the Water” – IMO 2020 Update
Published on
Tuesday, May 5 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane and John Auers
In what was the most highly anticipated event to occur…
“Up Around the Bend” – What lies ahead for product demand and refiners prospects as COVID lockdowns ease?
Published on
Tuesday, April 28 2020
Authors: By Robert Auers and John Auers
As refiners looked toward 2020, many had dreams of growing…
“We’re Not Gonna Take It” – A Look at Crude Slate Impacts in PADDs 1 and 5
Published on
Tuesday, April 21 2020
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
Over the last two weeks, we have discussed how the…
“We’re Not Gonna Take It” – Which crudes are PADD 3 refiners going to back out as they reduce throughputs?
Published on
Tuesday, April 14 2020
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
Last week, we began our series analyzing how the collapse…
“We’re Not Gonna Take It” – Which Crudes Do Refiners Back Away From as They Cut Runs?
Published on
Tuesday, April 7 2020
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
Last week, we discussed the challenges refiners are experiencing in…
“End of the Line” – COVID-19 demand destruction: What will it mean for refining utilization?
Published on
Tuesday, March 31 2020
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
The drastic lockdown measures being employed to stop the spread…
“A New Day Yesterday” – What does the sudden shift in crude differentials mean for refiners?
Published on
Tuesday, March 24 2020
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
The COVID-19 pandemic and Saudi/Russia oil war has so dramatically…
“Free Fallin” – Falling Crude Prices and Product Demand; What Does this Mean For Refining Prospects?
Published on
Tuesday, March 17 2020
Authors: By Robert Auers and John Auers
The dramatic events of the last week and a half…
“Crazy Train” – Midstream Earnings Season
Published on
Tuesday, March 10 2020
Authors: Robert Auers
The past several years had already been a difficult period…
“O Canada” – Canadian Integrated Refiners look beyond pipeline constraints and production curtailment in pursuit of higher profits
Published on
Tuesday, March 3 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
Continuing pipeline constraints out of Western Canada and the ensuing…
“Got Me Under Pressure” – TM&C Studies Analyze Impacts of Multiple Pressures Faced By Refiners
Published on
Tuesday, February 25 2020
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
The early days of the new decade of the 2020s…
“The Waiting is the Hardest Part” – Various Factors Delay IMO Benefits for U.S. Independent Refiners, While They Continue to Move on Other Fronts
Published on
Tuesday, February 18 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
Today, we continue our blog series reviewing highlights from the…
“Don’t Look Back” – Oil Majors look to future climate change challenges (and opportunities) as they digest a disappointing 2019
Published on
Tuesday, February 11 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
As fourth quarter and full year 2019 earnings season draws…
Where is Mexico’s Oil Industry Headed Under AMLO?
Published on
Tuesday, February 4 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
After a little more than a year into his presidency,…
“Don’t Stop Believin” – Will the IMO Distillate “Bump” ever arrive?
Published on
Tuesday, January 28 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane and John Auers
Leading up to IMO 2020 just about everyone predicted that…
“Sweet Emotion” – Are Heavy Sweet Crudes the Answer to IMO 2020?
Published on
Tuesday, January 21 2020
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
IMO 2020 is finally here and the shift to low…
Key Risks Facing U.S. Refiners in 2020
Published on
Tuesday, January 14 2020
Authors: Sam Davis and John Auers
2020 is shaping up to be another year of volatility…
“So Get Ready Here I Come” – Tier 3 Gasoline back in the Spotlight
Published on
Monday, January 6 2020
Authors: George Hoekstra, Hoekstra Trading LLC – Guest Writer
Mr. Hoekstra is a 45-year veteran of the petroleum industry,…
“We Can Work it Out” – The 2020 Presidential Campaign and Impacts on Energy Policy
Published on
Monday, December 30 2019
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
As we say goodbye to 2019 for the last time…
Christmas 2019 – Reflections on the Reason for the Season
Published on
Monday, December 23 2019
Authors: John R. Auers
With uncertainties and challenges looming in all corners of our…
IMO 2020: What Options Exist for Refiners in Latin America?
Published on
Tuesday, December 17 2019
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
We’ve written a lot about the market implications of the…
“Ringing in the Year” – Liquids Supply Outlook for 2020
Published on
Tuesday, December 10 2019
Authors: By Robert Auers and John Auers
On the heels of last week’s OPEC+ meeting and the…
Are EV’s really the Wave of the Future, or are we all “Blinded by the Light”
Published on
Tuesday, December 3 2019
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
Listening to the old Manfred Mann tune (actually written and…
Let’s Talk College Football, no I mean Regional Refining Prospects
Published on
Tuesday, November 26 2019
Authors: John Auers
As I was enjoying another college football Saturday this weekend,…
“Right Place, Wrong Time” – Deep Conversion Investments Out of Sync With Crude Supply Developments?
Published on
Tuesday, November 19 2019
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers
For a number of reasons, we thought the early 70’s…
IMO 2020: Under Pressure?
Published on
Tuesday, November 12 2019
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
OPEC released its 2019 World Oil Outlook last Tuesday (November…
IMO Tracker Tool: Market Update and Analytics
Published on
Monday, November 4 2019
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
Now available by subscription is the IMO 2020 Tracker Tool…
“Let it Ride” – Canadians Stick with Trudeau; What Will it Mean for the Oil Patch?
Published on
Tuesday, October 29 2019
Authors: Ed Koshka and John Auers
Perhaps following the advice of their iconic rock band, Bachman…
“Harder Than You Think” – Transition to “Post-Carbon” World Might Happen but It Will be Awhile
Published on
Tuesday, October 22 2019
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
A couple of weeks ago, I was a panelist at…
Considering Arbitrage after Refinery Loss on the Streets of Philadelphia
Published on
Tuesday, October 15 2019
Authors: Brian Milne
By: Brian Milne, Editor and Product Manager with DTN, an…
Canada Energy Regulator Decides (for now) on Enbridge Mainline Contract Bid Process
Published on
Tuesday, October 8 2019
Authors: Ed Koshka
These are Interesting times in the Canadian Oil sector. It…
Trump promises to deliver “Giant Package” on continued RFS debate
Published on
Tuesday, October 1 2019
Authors: Cinda Lohmann and Julia Tossetti
For the past several years, discussion regarding the Renewable Fuel…
Saudi Arabia Oil Attacks – Should U.S. Refiners be concerned?
Published on
Tuesday, September 24 2019
Authors: Eamon Cullinane
On September 14, the Abqaiq processing center and the Khurais…
Refinery Construction to Spike in 2019
Published on
Tuesday, September 17 2019
Authors: John Mayes
Turner, Mason & Company will issue its latest edition of…
You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet – Should Canadian producers be concerned about IMO 2020?
Published on
Tuesday, September 10 2019
Authors: Eamon Cullinane and John Auers
The move to low sulfur bunker fuel coming in 2020…
“We are the Champions” – How American workers have helped steer U.S. refiners toward global leadership
Published on
Tuesday, September 3 2019
Authors: Eamon Cullinane and John Auers
We certainly hope everyone had an enjoyable and relaxing Labor…
Update on the Midstream: Keystone XL gains approval while Permian pipeline buildout continues
Published on
Tuesday, August 27 2019
Authors: Sam Davis and Robert Auers
Pipeline project developments in Western Canada and the Permian continue…
“Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign” – Petroleum Fuel Regulations Become More Complex and Challenging
Published on
Tuesday, August 20 2019
Authors: John Auers
The 1971 catchy tune “Signs,” by the otherwise forgettable Canadian…
What Options Exist to Address Canadian Heavy Crude Bottlenecks?
Published on
Tuesday, August 13 2019
Authors: Sam Davis and Ed Koshka
All eyes continue to be on Canada as the main…
“I’d Love to Change the World” – Multiple TM&C Studies Analyze Impacts of Rapidly Changing Petroleum Markets on Industry Participants
Published on
Tuesday, August 6 2019
Authors: John Auers and Beth Hilbourn
The past few years have truly been eventful ones for…
“Nothing is Easy” – E15 Gets RVP Waiver Extension, but Significant Obstacles Remain
Published on
Tuesday, July 30 2019
Authors: Cinda Lohmann, Julia Tossetti and John Auers
Just like ethanol blending in general, E15 (gasoline containing 15%…
2020 Proposed RFS Stays the Course? – Maybe
Published on
Tuesday, July 23 2019
Authors: Elizabeth Hilbourn and John Auers
The Proposed 2020 RFS and 2021 biomass-based diesel RFS was…
Suspicious Minds- Quality Challenges and Crude Oil Exports
Published on
Tuesday, July 16 2019
Authors: Dennis Sutton
This Turning Point blog is provided by Dennis Sutton. Following…
Six months to IMO 2020: All systems go?
Published on
Tuesday, July 9 2019
Authors: Sam Davis
The IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) held its 74th…
“I’m Free” – U.S. Petroleum Industry Thrives due to Free Market Advantages; Are There Troubles Ahead?
Published on
Tuesday, July 2 2019
Authors: John Auers
The classic track from The Who’s Tommy, “I’m Free,” certainly…
“The Refinery From Ipanema” – Will new policies allow the Brazilian Refining Sector get back their “Beach Bodies”?
Published on
Tuesday, June 25 2019
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
Most of the news out of the Latin American downstream…
Wishful thinking – Will AMLO come through on promise to build new refinery in Mexico?
Published on
Monday, June 17 2019
Authors: Sam Davis
With only six months into his presidency, AMLO’s impact on…
The Clock is Ticking on Tier 3 Gasoline
Published on
Monday, June 10 2019
Authors: George Hoekstra
Written by: George Hoekstra, guest writer Mr. Hoekstra retired from…
“Start Me Up” – Sustained heightened activity continues to define the North American Midstream Sector
Published on
Tuesday, June 4 2019
Authors: Robert Auers
North American midstream investments are trying to keep pace with…
Divided we stand – Government intervention sends Canadian Integrated Refiners’ profits soaring but not everyone is cheering
Published on
Tuesday, May 28 2019
Authors: Sam Davis
We continue our blog series reviewing highlights from the Q1…
Memorial Day 2019 – Honoring Our True Heroes
Published on
Thursday, May 23 2019
Authors: John Auers
“It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who…
Looking on Up – US Independent Refiners move past Q1 results; see bright future ahead from IMO
Published on
Monday, May 20 2019
Authors: Sam Davis
We continue with our blog series reviewing highlights from the…
Oil Majors defend integrated model; set sights beyond disappointing Q1 earnings results
Published on
Monday, May 13 2019
Authors: Sam Davis
As Q1 2019 earnings season draws to a close, we…
“Corpus Christi Bay” – Update on Plans to Relieve Permian Bottlenecks
Published on
Tuesday, May 7 2019
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
Robert Earl Keen is one of our favorite Texas musicians…
“You’re Still the One” – The Enbridge Mainline Appears the Best Option for Canadian Takeaway Capacity Additions
Published on
Tuesday, April 30 2019
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
As the struggle to build much-needed pipeline capacity from Alberta…
“Long Train Runnin’” – New Washington State RVP Legislation Threatens CBR in the Pacific Northwest
Published on
Tuesday, April 23 2019
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
In many ways, the evolution and chart success of the…
“You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – The Crude Quality Production vs. Refining Mismatch
Published on
Tuesday, April 16 2019
Authors: John Mayes and John Auers
There has been a lot of discussion in recent weeks…
“Together in Electric Dreams” – ICE Developments Challenge EV Momentum
Published on
Tuesday, April 9 2019
Authors: Robert Auers and John Auers
The “electric vehicle” (EV) revolution has certainly been much promoted…
“Crazy Train” – The Crude by Rail Option for Western Canadian Bitumen
Published on
Tuesday, April 2 2019
Authors: Dan Cronin and John Auers
“Crazy Train” is an all-time heavy metal classic rock song…
“Your Time is Gonna Come” – Is Partially Upgraded Bitumen the Future for the Canadian Oil Sands?
Published on
Tuesday, March 26 2019
Authors: Dan Cronin and John Auers
“Your Time is Gonna Come” is a Led Zeppelin classic…
PUB – “We Shall Overcome”
Published on
Monday, March 4 2019
Authors: Dan Cronin and John Auers
By Dan Cronin and John Auers “We Shall Overcome” is…
Provincial Election in Alberta – “Complicated”
Published on
Tuesday, March 19 2019
Authors: Dan Cronin and John Auers
By: Dan Cronin and John Auers After an extremely cold…
“Time Stand Still” – More Delays on Western Canadian Pipeline Projects
Published on
Monday, March 11 2019
Authors: Dan Cronin and John Auers
By Dan Cronin and John Auers A good case can…
PUB – “The Producers”
Published on
Monday, February 25 2019
Authors: Dan Cronin and John Auers
“The Producers” is a 1967 satirical film written and directed…
“Let’s go to the PUB!” – Canada looks to solve takeaway problems with new strategies
Published on
Tuesday, February 19 2019
Authors: Dan Cronin and John Auers
The song, “Let’s go to the Pub” by Bowling for…
Will Mexico Deliver on Downstream Energy Reform Under AMLO?
Published on
Monday, February 11 2019
Authors: Sam Davis and Guillermo Suarez
Mexico’s refining system has been on a steady decline for…
Oil Majors Expand Refining Capacity to Cash in on Permian
Published on
Monday, February 4 2019
Authors: Sam Davis
In this edition of the blog, we feature announcements made…
“Don’t Cry For Me Argentina” – Changes Coming to the Biodiesel Market via Argentina?
Published on
Monday, January 28 2019
Authors: Markus Auers and Beth Hilbourn
While the U.S. federal government shutdown consumed much of the…
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