Feedstock optimization and prospect of netting steady revenues enabling integrated refineries

Feedstock Optimization and Prospect of Netting Steady Revenues Enabling Integrated Refineries

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The conventional refinery model of generating revenue by processing crude to produce transportation fuels is increasingly under threat from falling fuel demand. In such a scenario, the integration of a refinery with a petrochemical plant can improve the revenue generation potential of refiners, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics…

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