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PetroleumRefiningOverview

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Updated:August13,2015

Topics
Energyconsumption&petroleumsplace
SizeofU.S.industry
Majorrefiners

Petroleumproducts
Basicpetroleumeconomics
Trendsforcrudeoil&gasolineprices
Whendorefinersmakemoney?

GeneralizedPetroleumRefinery

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GrowthofU.S.EnergyConsumption
120

15

EnergyConsumed(Quad=10 BTU)

100

80
Wood
HydroelectricPower
NuclearElectricPower

60

Coal
NaturalGas
Petroleum

40

20

0
1750

1800

1850

1900

1950

2000

Source:18501949,EnergyPerspectives:APresentationofMajorEnergyandEnergyRelatedData,U.S.DepartmentoftheInterior,
1975;19502010,AnnualEnergyReview2011,Table1.3.

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EnergyMarketsAreInterconnected

https://publicaffairs.llnl.gov/news/energy/energy.html
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PetroleumPathway

Crude Production

Product Storage &


Transportation

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Crude Transportation

Retail Distribution

Crude Refining

Consumer Use

World&U.S.RefiningCapacity

AsiaPacificrefiningprimedforcapacitygrowth,Oil&GasJournal,pp34
45,Dec.1,2014

EIA,Jan.1,2015database,publishedJune2015
http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/refinerycapacity/

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Number&CapacityofWorld&U.S.Refineries

AsiaPacificrefiningprimedforcapacitygrowth,Oil&GasJournal,pp3445,Dec.
1,2014
Source:
EIA,Jan.1,2015database,publishedJune2015
http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pnp_cap1_dcu_nus_a.htm

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LocationsofU.S.Refineries

http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.cfm?id=7170
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IndividualU.S.RefinerySizes 10Largest&Selected10Small

EIA,Jan.1,2015database,publishedJune2015
http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/refinerycapacity/

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IndividualU.S.RefinerySizes 10Largest&Selected10Small

EIA,Jan.1,2015database,publishedJune2015
http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/refinerycapacity/

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WorldsLargestRefineries

AsiaPacificrefiningprimedforcapacitygrowth,Oil&GasJournal,pp34
45,Dec.1,2014

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RecentchangestotheslateofUSrefineries
Motivacompleted$10billionJVexpansionin2013
Increasedto600,000bpdcapacity,nowlargestinUS
Operatingproblemscausednearimmediateshutdownofnewcrudedistillationtrain

Plantoexportrefinedproducts

Changesinownership
MarathonPetroleumpurchasedBPs460,000bpdTexasCity(Feb.2013) $589Mtotal,$1.4Binventory
ParRefiningpurchasedTesoros94,000bpdHawaiirefinery(Sept.2013)
Tesorowasgoingtoconverttostorageterminal.Parwillkeepopen.

PBFEnergytoacquireChalmetteLA189,00bpdrefineryfromExxonMobil/PdVSA (announcedJune2015)

Changesinoperations
TesorotoshutdownCarson,CAsFCCUin2017&integrateintoadjacentWilmingtonrefinery
MotivamayshutdownConvent,LAFCCby2016 wouldshiftfocustodiesel
Couldbuildnewcrudeunit,ROSEunits,oraddcoker

FlintHillsceasedoilprocessingatits85,000bpdNorthPolerefinery(May2014)

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NewGrassRootsRefineriesinU.S.?
Lastcomplex grassrootsrefineryinU.S.wasMarathonPetroleumsGaryville,LA,refinery
openedin1977
OriginalCapacity
CurrentOwner
Bbl/cd

2014Capacity
Bbl/cd

Type

Interline
Resources

3,000

Antelope
Refining

3,800

Simple

Goodway
PetroStar
PetroSource
PetroStar

4,100
26,300
7,000
6,700

Goodway
PetroStar
Foreland
PetroStar

4,100
55,000
2,000
19,700

Simple
Simple
Simple
Simple

PrudhoeBay,AK ARCO

12,000

ConocoPhillips

15,000

Simple

1982
1980
1979
1979

Thomas,OK
Wilmington,CA
Vicksburg,MS
NorthSlope,AK

OKRefining
Huntway
Ergon
ARCO

10,700
5,400
10,000
13,000

Ventura
Valero
Ergon
BPExp AK

12,000
6,300
23,000
10,500

Simple
Simple
Simple
Simple

1978

1978

NorthPole,AK

EarthResources

22,600

FlintHills

126,535

Simple

1977

1978

LakeCharles,LA

Calcasieu

6,500

Calcasieu

78,000

Simple

1976
1976

1977
1977

Garyville,LA
Marathon
KrotzSprings,LA GoldKing

200,000
5,000

Marathon
Alon

522,000
80,000

Complex
Complex

1975

1975

CorpusChristi,TX Saber

15,000

Valero

200,000

Complex

YearBuilt

FirstOperated

Location

OriginalOwner

2008

2008

Douglas,WY

1998
1993
1991
1986

1998
1993
1992
1987

Atmore,AL
Valdez,AK
Ely,NV
NorthPole,AK

1985

1986

1981
1979
1978
1978

http://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.cfm?id=29&t=6
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NewGrassRootsRefineriesinU.S.?
Simplerefineriesareneartightoil
production
KinderMorgan,GalenaPark,TX 50,000bpd
(condensatesplitter)
StartedupApril2015
DakotaPrairieRefinery 20,000bpdBakken
crudetoppingunitwithdieselhydrotreating
Commencedoperations fullproduction
&dieselsalesasofJune2015
Reported$430millioncost
MHACleanFuelsRefinery,15,000bpd
refineryontheFortBertholdIndian
ReservationnearMakoti,ND

Complexrefineries 2plannedinmid
2000snolongeractiveprojects
HyperionEnergyCenter,$10billion,400,000
bpdrefinerynearUnionCounty,SD
WouldincludePetcoke IGCCforpower&
hydrogen
AirpermitapplicationsexpiredMarch
2013&releasedoptionsonlandMay
2013
ArizonaCleanFuelsYuma,LLC,150,000bpd
refinerynearYuma,AZ
NopressreleasessinceMarch2009

2002basiswassyn crudefromCanadian
oilsands changedtoBakkencrudein
2007
GroundbrokenMay2013.PhaseI
constructionunderwayasofMay2015.

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NelsonsComplexityFactor
EDC:EquivalentDistillationCapacity
Measureofdownstreamconversioncapacitytotheinitialdistillation
DevelopedbyNelson(1960)toquantifyrelativecostsofrefiningprocesses
ReflectscomplexityofISBL,noOSBLconsiderations

Refineriestoprocessheavysourcrudestypicallyhavehighercomplexityfactors

Ref:http://www.ril.com/downloads/pdf/business_petroleum_refiningmktg_lc_ncf.pdf

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NelsonsComplexityFactor

EIA,Jan.1,2015database,publishedJune2015
http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/refinerycapacity/

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PetroleumProducts
Therearespecificationsfor
over2,000individualrefinery
products
Intermediatefeedstockscan
beroutedtovariousunitsto
producedifferentblendstocks
Dependsuponthelocal
economics&contractual
limitations

Ref:Unknownorigin.PossiblySoconyVacuumOilCompany,Inc.(1943)

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U.S.Refinery&BlenderNetProduction

IncludesproductiontoApril2015 updatedAugust6,2015
Source:http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pnp_refp_dc_nus_mbbl_m.htm

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U.S.Refinery&BlenderNetProduction

1.5ratioof
gasoline&
naphthato
middledistillates

EIA,refineryyield updatedJuly9,2015
http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pnp_pct_dc_nus_pct_m.htm

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RefineryEconomics
Whendorefinersmakemoney?
Highcrudeoilprices?
Lowcrudeoilprices?

Itdepends!
Differencebetweenthesalepriceoftheproducts&purchasepriceofthecrudeoil
Operatingcostscutintothisspread

Typicalprices
Whatisthepriceofcrudeoil?
Dependsonlocation,quality,

Whataretheproductprices?

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ProductEconomics CrackSpread
Estimatesthevalueaddedbyrefiningasanindustry
4standardspreads
532
5bblcrude 3bblsgasoline+2bblsheatingoil/diesel

321
3bblcrude 2bblsgasoline+1bblsheatingoil/diesel

211
2bblcrude 1bblsgasoline+1bblsheatingoil/diesel

6321
6bblcrude 3bblsgasoline+2bblsheatingoil/diesel+1bblresidualfueloil

Ruleofthumbforprofitableoperatingenvironment
Longheldview greaterthan$4perbblasstronglyprofitable
Currentview shouldbegreaterthan$9perbbltobeprofitable

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CrackSpreadCalculation
Example Bloomberg,8/11/2015
Prices
WTICushingSpot

$43.17perbbl

Brent

$48.86perbbl

RBOBGasoline

$1.6728pergal

HeatingOil

$1.5516pergal

532Spreads
WTI:
42 3 1.6728 2 1.5516 5 43.17
$24.03 perbbl
5

Brent:
42 3 1.6728 2 1.5516 5 48.86
$18.34 perbbl
5
http://www.bloomberg.com/energy/
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PricesAreCrudeSpecific

Ref:Statistics,Oil&GasJournal,August3,2015

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PricesAreCrudeSpecific

EIApublishedmonthlyproductiondata updatedAugust6,2015
http://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pri_spt_s1_m.htm
http://tonto.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=IMX2810004&f=M

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HistoricalCrudePrices&CrackSpreads

UpdatedJuly9,2015
Source:http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pri_spt_s1_d.htm

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HistoricalCrudePrices&CrackSpreads

UpdatedAugust6,2015
Source:http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pri_spt_s1_d.htm

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Gasoline&DieselRetailvs.CommodityPrices

RetailPrice

GasolineRetailCostContributions
PerGallon
PerBarrel
$2.80
$117.60

Taxes
Distribution&Marketing
Refining
CrudeOil

16%
11%
21%
51%

RefineryCosts/CommodityPrice

RetailPrice

$0.45
$0.31
$0.59
$1.43

$18.82
$12.94
$24.70
$59.98

$2.02

$84.67

DieselRetailCostContributions
PerGallon
PerBarrel
$2.87
$120.54

Taxes
Distribution&Marketing
Refining
CrudeOil

18%
19%
13%
49%

RefineryCosts/CommodityPrice

$0.52
$0.55
$0.37
$1.41

$21.70
$22.90
$15.67
$59.06

$1.78

$74.73

Source:http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

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DifferentialBetweenRegular&PremiumGasolines

UpdatedAugust6,2015
Source:http://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pri_refmg_dcu_nus_m.htm

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Howdoenergypricescompare?
RBOBGasolinewholesale
HeatingOilwholesale
WTICrudeOil
BrentCrudeOil
Ethanolrack
NaturalGasHenryHub
PowderRiverBasinCoal(lowsulfur)
IllinoisNo.6Coal(highsulfur)
Electricity(Residential,winterseason)
ElectricityCommercial,winterseason)
Electricity(Aveconsumer,earlysummer)
Hydrogendispensedcost

GivenPrice
HeatingValue
2.7906 $pergallon
115,000 Btu/gal
2.8373 $pergallon
130,500 Btu/gal
93.27 $perbbl
5.8
MMBtu/bbl
102.06 $perbbl
5.8
MMBtu/bbl
2.71
$pergallon
75,700 Btu/gal
3.97
$perMMBtu
10.55 $perton
8,800 Btu/lb
45.15 $perton
11,800 Btu/lb
4.604 perkWh
3.920 perkWh
11.4
perkWh
4.03
$perkg
324.2 Btu/scf

LHV
LHV
HHV
HHV
LHV
HHV
HHV
HHV

HHV

Price[$/MMBtu] RelativetoNaturalGas
24.27
6.1
21.74
5.5
16.08
4.1
17.60
4.4
35.80
9.0
3.97
1.0
0.60
0.2
1.91
0.5
13.49
3.4
11.49
2.9
33.41
8.4
29.95
7.5

References:
Gasoline,HeatingOil,&CrudeOilfromBlomberg(6/3/2013)
http://www.bloomberg.com/energy/
EthanolpricefromNYMEX(6/3/2013)
http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/category.html?c=energy
CoalfromUSEIACoalNews&Markets(weekending5/31/13).
http://www.eia.gov/coal/news_markets/
XcelEnergyelectrictariffbook(asof12/28/2011)
http://www.xcelenergy.com/About_Us/Rates_&_Regulations/Rates,_Rights_&_Service_Rules/CO_Regulatory_Rates_and_Tariffs
HydrogencostfromDOEreport,DOEHydrogen&FuelCellsProgramRecord,Sept.24,2012
http://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/pdfs/12024_h2_production_cost_natural_gas.pdf
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EarlyHistory
Firstoilwellof"Colonel"EdwinL.Drake
August1859,OilCreekinnorthwesternPennsylvania
FirstrefineriesbuiltuparoundPennsylvaniaoilwells.Batch
distillationtorecoverkerosene.
Keroseneviewedasasuperiorreplacementtowhaleoilforlampoil.

StandardOilTrust
JohnD.Rockefelleracquiredpetroleum
interestsduringthelate1800s.
OrganizedastheStandardOilTrust
in1882.
U.S.SupremeCourtdissolvedin1911.
34companiesspunoff.

Changeinproductdemand
In1911,nation'skeroseneoutput
eclipsedforthe1st timebyadiscarded
byproduct gasoline
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ImplementationofTechnologies
Year
1862

Processname
Atmosphericdistillation

Purpose
Producekerosene
Lubricants(original)
Crackingfeedstocks(1930's)
Increasegasoline
Reducesulfur&odor
Improveoctanenumber
Removesulfur
Producegasolinebasestocks
Improvelubricantviscosityindex
Improvepourpoint
Improvegasolineyield
&octanenumber

1870

Vacuumdistillation

1913
1916
1930
1932
1932
1933
1935

Thermalcracking
Sweetening
Thermalreforming
Hydrogenation
Coking
Solventextraction
Solventdewaxing

1935

Cat.polymerization

1937

Catalyticcracking

Higheroctanegasoline

1939
1940
1940
1942
1950
1952
1954
1956

Visbreaking
Alkylation
Isomerization
Fluidcatalyticcracking
Deasphalting
Catalyticreforming
Hydrodesulfurization
Inhibitorsweetening

1957

Catalyticisomerization

1960
1974

Hydrocracking
Catalyticdewaxing

1975

Residualhydrocracking

Reduceviscosity
Increasegasolineoctane&yield
Producealkylationfeedstock
Increasegasolineyield&octane
Increasecrackingfeedstock
Convertlowqualitynaphtha
Removesulfur
Removemercaptan
Converttomoleculeswithhigh
octanenumber
Improvequalityandreducesulfur
Improvepourpoint
Increasegasolineyieldfrom
residual

Byproducts,etc.
Naphtha,tar,etc.
Asphalt,residual
cokerfeedstocks
Residual,bunkerfuel
Sulfur
Residual
Sulfur
Coke
Aromatics
Waxes
Petrochemical
feedstocks
Petrochemical
feedstocks
Increaseddistillate,tar
Highoctaneaviationgasoline
Naphtha
Petrochemicalfeedstocks
Asphalt
Aromatics
Sulfur
Disulfides
Alkylationfeedstocks
Alkylationfeedstocks
Wax
Heavyresiduals

Ref:http://www.osha.gov/dts/osta/otm/otm_iv/otm_iv_2.html
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DescriptionofPetroleumRefinery
Manageshydrocarbonmolecules
Organized&coordinatedarrangementofmanufacturingprocesses
Providephysical&chemicalchangeofcrudeoil
Salableproductswithspecifications&volumesasdemandedbythe
marketplace

Completerefinerywillinclude:
Tankageforstorage
Dependablesourcefor
electricpower
Wastedisposal&treatment
facilities
Productblendingfacilities
Aroundtheclockoperations
Conversionunits
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Refinery
Blending
Processes

Conversion Processes

Raw
Materials

Fractionation

PetroleumRefineryBlockFlowDiagram

Products

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PetroleumRefineryBlockFlowDiagram
Gases

Polymerization

Sulfur
Plant

Sat Gas
Plant

Gas

Fuel Gas

Butanes
Alkyl
Feed

Gas
Separation
&
Stabilizer

Alkylation

LPG
Polymerization
Naphtha

Isomerization

Light Naphtha

Alkylate

Aviation
Gasoline
Automotive
Gasoline

Isomerate

Naphtha
Hydrotreating

Heavy
Naphtha

Atmospheric
Distillation
Crude
Oil

Sulfur

LPG

Reformate

Naphtha
Reforming

Solvents
Naphtha

Jet Fuels
Kerosene

Desalter

Kerosene
Distillate

Hydrocracking

AGO

LVGO

Vacuum
Distillation

Gas Oil
Hydrotreating

Fluidized
Catalytic
Cracking

Cat
Distillates

Visbreaking
Vacuum
Residuum

Distillate
Hydrotreating

Solvents

Treating &
Blending

Heating Oils
Diesel

Fuel Oil

HVGO

Solvent
Deasphalting

Cat
Naphtha

Cycle Oils

Residual
Fuel Oils

DAO

Coker
Naphtha

Heavy
Coker
Gas
Oil

SDA
Bottoms

Asphalts
Naphtha

Distillates
Fuel Oil
Bottoms

Solvent
Dewaxing

Lube Oil

Lubricant
Greases
Waxes

Waxes

Coking

Light Coker
Gas Oil

Coke

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SupplementalSlides
GenealogyOfMajorU.S.Refiners
Recentrefineryclosures
U.S.OilfromImports
Import/ExportRefinedProducts ValeroExample
Pricesmayvarybylocation
Gasoline&dieseltaxesbystate

Processcostestimates
SatelliteViewofSelectedU.S.Refineries

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RefinersRealignment

USrefinerscontinueconsolidation,restructuringefforts,Leffler,Oil&GasJournal,Aug.3,2015

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RecentRefineryClosures

Ref:Valero,UBSGlobalOilandGasConference,May2122,2013
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U.S.OilfromImports

EIApublisheddatausedforcharts updatedJuly30,2014
http://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_move_wkly_dc_nusz00_mbblpd_w.htm
http://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pnp_wiup_dcu_nus_w.htm
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Import/ExportRefinedProducts ValeroExample

Ref:Valero,UBSGlobalOilandGasConference,May2122,2013
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PumppricesarenotthesameacrossU.S.

Source:http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/images/gasoline_prices_map_375.png
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GasolineTaxesarenotthesameacrossU.S.

Source:http://www.api.org/oilandnaturalgasoverview/industryeconomics/fueltaxes

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DieselTaxesarenotthesameacrossU.S.

Source:http://www.api.org/oilandnaturalgasoverview/industryeconomics/fueltaxes

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ProcessCostEstimates
Accountsforsizeimpactoninstalledcost
Developedfromreportedfinalcosts&supplemented
withengineeringestimates

Meanttorepresenttypicalvalues nobetterthan
25%

Notincluded:
Workingcapital
Inventories
Startupexpenses
Costofland
Sitepreparation
Taxes
Licenses
Permits
Duties
Kaiser&Gary,Studyupdatesrefineryinvestmentcostcurves,Oil&GasJournal,
Apr.23,2007,pp8494.(Delayedcokingcurvesmayhavebeenswitched)
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SatelliteViewofSelectedU.S.Refineries

DakotaPrairieRefinery,Dickinson,ND
19,000bbl percalendarday

MotivaEnterprises LLC,PortArthur,TX
603,000bbl percalendarday

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SatelliteViewofSelectedU.S.Refineries

MarathonGaryville Refinery,Garyville,LA
451,000bbl percalendarday

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WoodRiverRefinery,Roxanna,IL
336,000bbl percalendarday

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SatelliteViewofSelectedU.S.Refineries

SuncorRefinery,CommerceCity,CO
103,000bbl percalendarday

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