The US EPA’s most recent clean fuels regulations (MSAT II) will have significant impact on small refineries and/or refineries that are not located near the petrochemical beltway. The MSAT II regulations further reduce benzene to less than 0.62 vol-% (on an annual basis) in all U.S. gasoline by 2011. For most refiners, the reduction of [...]
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