Previously published reports:
  1. Future Roles of FCC and Hydroprocessing Units in Modern Refineries—Technical Solutions to Economically Satisfy Ultra-clean Fuel Demand and GHG Emission Concerns while Processing Heavy Crudes and Renewable Feedstocks (published in March 2009).
  2. Future Refinery Operations to Meet Fuel Supply Security and Environmental Requirements—Increasing Production of Ultra-clean Fuels and Petrochemicals, On-site Manufacture of Green Fuels, Refinery Energy Efficiency Improvements to Reduce GHG Emissions, and Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (published in December 2007)
     
  3. Opportunity Crudes: Technical Challenges and Economic Benefits—Strategies of Processing High Acid Crudes and the Bottom-of-the-Barrel Using Advanced Technologies (published in May 2006)
     
  4.  Advanced FCC Technology to Improve Refinery Profitability—Gasoline Reformulation (Year 2005 and beyond), Increased Gasoline and LCO Production, Improved Light Olefins Yield,  Residue Processing, FCCU Emission Abatement, and Unit Reliability and Revamps (published in March 2005)  
     
  5. Advanced Hydrotreating and Hydrocracking Technologies to Produce Ultra2-Clean Diesel Fuel (published in January 2004) 
     
  6. Advanced Ultra-Clean Motor Gasoline Production Technology—Technical and Economic Assessments of the Latest Refinery Processes/Catalysts/Hardware; Innovations to Increase Yields of Alkylate, Iso-octane and Isomerate; and Novel Specialty Additives (published in October 2002)
     
  7. Meeting Ultra-Low Sulfur Fuel Specifications and Increasing Liquid Product and Propylene Yields—via the Latest Advances in Coking, Resid FCC, and Resid Hydroprocessing Technologies (published in September 2001)
     
  8. Advanced Clean Middle Distillates Production Technology—Technical and Economic Assessments of Latest Refinery Process/Catalysts/Hardware, Novel Commercial Additives, Emerging Fuel Alternatives, Innovative Engine Designs, and Exhaust After-Treatment Techniques (published in March 2000)