Refining is a capital-intensive industry in a market driven by divergent forces - cleaner fuels to address local air pollution; greater fuel efficiency against the backdrop of record oil prices; and steadily rising consumption of transportation fuels due to rising income, especially in developing countries. Part 2 of the briefing notes on refining discusses these topics and other global trends.
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Document Date
2008/05/01
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Brief
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44124
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1
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1
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2010/07/01
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Disclosed
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World Bank Cambodia oil & gas special supplement : refining crude oil - part 2
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World Bank Cambodia oil & gas special supplement : refining crude oil - part 2 (Khmer). Petroleum Sector Briefing Note ; No. 11 (May 2008) Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/400631468006037718/World-Bank-Cambodia-oil-gas-special-supplement-refining-crude-oil-part-2