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Tracking the Value of Refinery-Petrochemical Integration
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Integrated refining-petrochemical sites represent a growing fraction of global capacity, including many of the most competitive assets in the world. Understanding the combined economics and flexibility of integrated assets is increasingly critical as co-production of transport fuels and petrochemicals adds complexity to the hydrocarbon value chain. We aim to introduce three representative integrated site benchmark margins (US Gulf Coast, Northwest Europe, and Singapore) to Product Markets Service Short-Term which track the historical and forecast benefits of the most common integrated configurations.
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