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8 results for keyword "feedstocks"

Shandong independents import higher feedstocks in Jan

Imported arrivals of crude and diluted bitumen at Shandong and Tianjin ports continued to rise in January, due to firm demand at the opening of 2021.

02-05-2021 19:27:22
Shandong independents see rallying Malaysian feedstocks in H1 Jan

Shandong independent refiners and traders were expected to receive more imported crude and diluted bitumen from Malaysia in the first half (H1) of January.

01-15-2021 16:55:14
Shandong independents’ margins weaken on strong feedstocks

Shandong-based independent refiners’ margins dropped sharply for the week ended January 13 due to a large increase in feedstock costs.

01-14-2021 15:19:53
Shandong independents’ margins drop as feedstocks climb

Shandong-based independent refiners’ margins fell for the week ended December 23 as feedstock costs strengthened.

12-23-2020 18:55:47
Margins narrow at Shandong independents as feedstocks rise

Refining margins of independent refiners in Shandong narrowed for the week ended November 25 as the increase in feedstock costs outpaced the rise in product prices.

11-26-2020 18:57:38
Margins at Shandong independents narrow as feedstocks rebound

Refining margins of independent refiners in Shandong narrowed for the week ended November 11 due to a rally in feedstock costs.

11-12-2020 14:08:31
Shandong receives lower imported feedstocks in Oct

Shandong independent refiners and traders received lower imports of crude and diluted bitumen in October, as they slowed down their future-delivery feedstock procurement in August.

11-06-2020 14:42:44
Feedstocks grew to 1.88 mln mt in Shandong ports

The total inventory in Qingdao port, Longkou port, Laizhou port as well as Rizhao port totaled 1.88 million mt on April 20th, which accounted for 38.72% of the total tank capacity, increasing by 70,000 mt MoM.

04-26-2017 11:02:11

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