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PBF reports offline Delaware City compressor - Reuters

PBF reports offline Delaware City compressor Reuters Feb 6 (Reuters) - PBF Energy reported sulfur dioxide emissions due to a compressor going offline at its 182200 barrel-per-day (bpd) Delaware City, Delaware, refinery, according to a filing with state pollution regulators. The release has been stopped ...

PBF reports offline Delaware City compressor - Reuters

O'Malley Plans US IPO After Wrong Way Bet on Petroplus: Energy - BusinessWeek

O'Malley Plans US IPO After Wrong Way Bet on Petroplus: Energy BusinessWeek “The whole refining industry in Europe is suffering from overcapacity and weak demand.” PBF Energy snapped up two plants from Valero Energy Corp. in 2010. It bought the Delaware City, Delaware refinery for $220 million and the Paulsboro plant in New ... and more »

O'Malley Plans US IPO After Wrong Way Bet on Petroplus: Energy - BusinessWeek

How the oil refining industry is like a casino - Philadelphia Business Journal (blog)

How the oil refining industry is like a casino Philadelphia Business Journal (blog) As a result, they are at a disadvantage to facilities that can use the heavier oil, such as the ones in Delaware City, Del., and Paulsboro, NJ, that PBF Energy bought from Valero and now seems to be very happy with. The other is that, because of their ... and more »

How the oil refining industry is like a casino - Philadelphia Business Journal (blog)

Expert says closure of 3 refineries won't spike fuel prices in northeast ... - Middle East North Africa Financial Network

Expert says closure of 3 refineries won't spike fuel prices in northeast ... Middle East North Africa Financial Network Once a refinery closes, the chances of it reopening are slim to none." PBF Energy Co. LLC recently continued production at a Delaware City, Del., refinery after purchasing the previously idle producer from Valero. "It is very unusual for a refinery to ... and more »

Expert says closure of 3 refineries won't spike fuel prices in northeast ... - Middle East North Africa Financial Network