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products, including liquefied petroleum gas, benzene, gasoline, diesel, fuel for reactive power, and sulfur. Refinery construction will begin early next year instead of late this year as initially planned, said Vietnam News, citing Pham Ngoc
refinery inflation cost index since 1926. They are based on 1946 as 100, since that was the date of index inception. Values from 1926 to 1945 were back calculated. Click to view Yearly Refinery Construction Indexes Listed for 74 Years
Here are annual values for the Nelson-Farrar refinery inflation cost index since 1926.
Gary Farrar Contributing Editor Here are yearly values for the Nelson-Farrar refinery inflation cost index since 1926 (see table above). They are based on 1946 as 100, since that was the date of index inception. Values from 1926 to 1945 were back-calculated. More Oil & Gas Journal Current Issue
Here are yearly values for the Nelson-Farrar refinery inflation cost index since 1926 (see tabulation below). They are based on 1946 as 100, since that was the date of index inception. Values from 1926 to 1945 were back-calculated. Click here to download pdf of the ITEMIZED REFINING COST INDEXES
State Oil Co. of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) and Turcas Rafineri AS have awarded Fluor Corp. a project management consultancy for a refinery to be built in Aliaga, Turkey.
Mexico's Petroleos Mexicanos will delay construction of a refinery until yearend while the state firm studies the best location for the plant.
Saudi Arabia’s Saudi Aramco and ConocoPhillips, citing uncertainties in financial and contracting markets, have agreed to halt the bidding process for construction of their planned 400,000 b/d export refinery at Yanbu.
Latvia's Dinaz said it plans to start construction of the country's first refinery in 2010 so it can reduce product imports.
Saudi Arabia's Aramco and ConocoPhillips, citing uncertainties in financial and contracting markets, have agreed to halt the bidding process for construction of their planned 400,000 b/d refinery at Yanbu.