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Global Refining & Fuels Today: Margins & Economics	August 20, 2012
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Volume 4, Issue 160

Feature
Drought Continues to Heat Up RFS, Corn-Ethanol Waiver Debate
Key Market Prices
NYMEX WTI Posts 3.4% Weekly Gain
Public Policy
Maryland, Delaware Governors Petition U.S. EPA to Waive Ethanol Mandate
Fuels & Processing
Essar Oil Steps Up Heavy-Crude Processing
Costa Rica Refinery Upgrade Awaits Outcome of China Talks
YPF Argentina Inaugurates New Diesel Hydrotreater for Euro-4 ULSD
CEC Doles Out Funding for Alt-Fuel Production, Vehicles
Transportation & Logistics
Volvo to Launch Diesel Car Sales in Japan in 2013
BorgWarner Expands Cooled-EGR Diesel Tech to Rail, Mine, Oil & Gas Sectors
Electric Power
Coal-Fired Generator Retirements Could Reach 27 GW by 2016 - U.S. EIA
Margins & Economics
Gulf Coast 3-2-1 Crack Spread Gains 15% for Week Ended August 10
Gulf Coast Aromatic Prices Higher for Week Ended August 17
Crude Futures Continue Higher on Positive Economic Reports

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