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3Q2009 An Ugly One For Refiners

November 7, 2009

Analysis of:Frontier Oil, Holly Hit By Weak Refining Margins | www.reuters.com

Weak demand has hurt the profitability of refiners.

Domestic Refiners Need Level Playing Field

November 1, 2009

Analysis of:Washington's Carbon Rules Need Refining | online.wsj.com

Foreign refiners will get a significant advantage if current proposals for carbon legislation do not change.

Don't Write the Epitaph for Oilsands Yet

October 30, 2009

Analysis of:The boom ends for Alberta oilsands | www.cbc.ca

Western Canadian oilsands are a strategic resource for North America and will continue to play an important role in the overall energy equation for the next twenty years, at a minimum.

Face of Refining Industry Could Be Changed

October 29, 2009

Analysis of:US Refiners Say Climate Laws Biggest Challenge | www.reuters.com

The US refining industry could be decimated as the domestic steel industry has been if current climate legislation disadvantages domestic refiners, such as Valero , Tesoro , Frontier , Holly , Western , and Alon .

Holly Management is Making "Smart" Moves

October 20, 2009

Analysis of:Holly Corporations Acquires Sinclair Tulsa Refinery | www.reuters.com

Holly announced today that they will acquire the 85,000 BPD Sinclair refinery in Tulsa, OK.

Sounds Simple But It Is Not...

July 16, 2007

Analysis of:Inside Messy Reality of Cutting CO2 Output | online.wsj.com

CO2 sequestration is the latest verbal saber to be rattled in the ongoing debate on global warming. Sounds simple...just capture the CO2 that is produced by the combustion of hydrocarbons with oxygen and "sequester" or put it someplace other than the atmosphere. Beware of simple solutions.

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