A Comprehensive Report on United States Crude Oil Refinery with recent developments & financial deals

Oct 11, 2018

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A new research document with title 'United States Crude Oil Refinery Outlook to 2022' covering detailed analysis, Competitive landscape, forecast and strategies. The study covers geographic analysis and important players/vendors. The report will help user gain market insights, future trends and growth prospects for forecast period of 2012-2022.

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"United States Crude Oil Refinery Outlook to 2022", is a comprehensive report on crude oil refinery industry in United States. The report also provides details on oil refineries such as name, type, operational status, operator apart from capacity data for the major processing units, for all active and planned refineries in United States for the period 2012-2022. Further, the report also offers recent developments, financial deals as well as latest contracts awarded in the country’s oil refinery industry.

Scope

- Updated information related to all active and planned refineries in the country, including operator and equity details
- Information on CDU, condensate splitter, coking, catalytic cracking and hydrocracking capacities by refinery in the country, where available
- Key mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, private equity and IPOs in the country’s crude oil industry, where available
- Latest developments, financial deals and awarded contracts related to crude oil refineries in the country

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- Gain a strong understanding of the country’s crude oil refining industry
- Facilitate decision making on the basis of strong historic and forecast capacity data
- Assess your competitor’s major crude oil refining assets and their performance in the country
- Analyze the latest developments, financial deals and awarded contracts related to the country’s crude oil refining industry
- Understand the country’s financial deals landscape by analyzing how competitors are financed, and the mergers and partnerships that have shaped the market

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1 Table of Contents
1. Table of Contents 1
1.1. List of Tables 3
1.2. List of Figures 5
2. Introduction 6
2.1. What is This Report About? 6
2.2. Market Definition 6
3. United States Refining Industry 7
3.1. United States Refining Industry, Key Data 7
3.2. United States Refining Industry, Overview 7
3.3. United States Refining Industry, Total Refining Capacity 7
3.4. United States Refining Industry, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity 9
3.5. United States Refining Industry, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity 15
3.6. United States Refining Industry, Coking Capacity 15
3.7. United States Refining Industry, Catalytic Cracking Capacity 18
3.8. United States Refining Industry, Hydrocracking Capacity 22
3.9. United States Refining Industry, Asset Details 24
3.9.1. United States Refining Industry, Active Asset Details 24
3.9.2. United States Refining Industry, Planned Asset Details 384
4. Recent Contracts 400
4.1. Detailed Contract Summary 400
4.1.1. Awarded Contracts 400
5. Financial Deals Landscape 426
5.1. Detailed Deal Summary 426
5.1.1. Acquisition 426
5.1.2. Private Equity 440
5.1.3. Equity Offerings 441

....Continued

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