Sentence examples for global refinery from inspiring English sources

"Nationally, we have ample gasoline supplies, given where demand is," said Anthony Rouse, chief economist at Phillips 66, the global refinery giant.

"Exports are where the growth is, since most people expect domestic demand to be flat or declining going forward," said Anthony Rouse, chief economist at Phillips 66, the global refinery giant.

The only potential buyers are Indian and Chinese interests which want a global spread of refineries so that they can play a big role in the oil-products trade.

A direct pipeline to refineries and global markets makes the business of polluting the atmosphere that much cheaper and easier.

Supplies in the United States dropped to alarmingly low levels in the winter as a year of reductions in output by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and then a general strike in Venezuela crimped global output and compelled refineries to draw down petroleum stockpiles.

Other factors that can enter into global oil-supply figures include refinery gain (volume expansion through the refining process) and supplies of oil substitutes, which can satisfy oil demand.

Such access is especially useful for those with ambitions to become global oil traders.As they buy refineries abroad, emerging-market firms continue to build them back home, where demand is still booming.

Earlier this month cabinet minister Francis Maude showed up at a Scottish whisky refinery to launch a global campaign to promote the UK social economy.

Strong global demand for oil and energy, refinery problems and the ongoing political conflicts in the Middle East will likely keep oil prices elevated and encourage further investments into the construction of production facilities and offshore exploration and drilling.

The proposed system would begin in 2012 with 600 major sources of global warming pollutants, including power plants, refineries and concrete factories.

The agency said prices appeared to have been driven recently by "perceived global economic recovery" as well as rising refinery throughput.