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When you look at the data, you see some refinery capacity increases, but demand increases have resulted in tighter markets
U.S. gas prices already at summer levels Apr 12, 2007
Once again we have seen sharp increases in the price of gasoline and diesel fuel. And, once again, it is due to the fundamental forces of supply and demand -- tight world markets for crude oil and high prices, a higher cost of refining and distributing gasoline, a switch to ethanol blends and sulfur content changes in diesel fuel
U.S. oil demand coming down Jul 19, 2006
If one of your big customers tells you they do not want to buy from you in the future, then of course this will impact how much you invest
OPEC concerned about Bush's energy goals Feb 02, 2006
It looks like we may have dodged some of the bullet in terms of the impact
Refinery damage less than feared Sep 24, 2005
The key thing that I can't answer is will consumers act appropriately
Spot gas shortages, but enough for weekend Sep 03, 2005