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Monday, May 14, 2012 VOLUME 10 ISSUE 504  



EIA sees Global Demand for Oil Slightly Higher in 2012
Valero says Received $350 Million Offer for Aruba Refinery
Global Expanding New York Terminal, Developing Propane Facility
TransCanada to Proceed with Keystone Hardisty Terminal
Petroplex to Develop Bulk Liquid Terminal in Louisiana at St. James
SemGroup, Chesapeake and Gavilon Finalize JV Pipeline Pact
DOT: Freight TSI Down 0.8% in March vs. Prior Month


US Retail Gasoline Prices Slide 4.0cts to $3.790 Gallon
US Retail Diesel Average Slips 1.6cts to $4.057 Gallon
Propane Supply Year-on-Year Surplus at 72%


Mica: Keystone XL may be Included in Transportation Bill
AFPM, CEA says Oregon’s LCFS could Hike Fuel Cost 30% to 80%
EPA: Fuel Pumps Vapor Recovery Negated by Onboard Systems
API says Feds should Stick with State Rules on Fracturing
Minnesota Gov. Dayton Delays E20 Implementation Until 2015
Minnesota Delays move to B10 Mandate by One Year
EPA Files to Postpone Final PM NAAQS Rule to Aug. 15, 2013


Economic Indicators


Weekly Rack Postings

Citing Expected Lower Crude Costs
EIA Cuts Outlook for Summer Retail Gasoline Price Average by 16cts

The Energy Information Administration in its Short-term Energy Outlook released May 8th lowered its regular grade gasoline price forecast for the summer driving season by 16cts due to falling crude prices over the past month.
 
EIA forecast the April-through-September price for regular grade gasoline at $3.79 gallon, down from $3.95 gallon in last month’s Outlook while 8cts above the 2011 summer driving season average.

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Supply Catches Demand
IEA sees Global Oil Demand Gradually Accelerating into Q4

The International Energy Agency in its Oil Market Report for May released Friday (5/11) maintained its forecast that global oil demand in 2012 will increase by 800,000 bpd or 0.9% from 2011 to 90.0 million bpd.
 
The Paris-based energy watchdog reiterated that demand growth this year will be driven by emerging economies that would more than offset declining oil demand by countries that are part of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

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Oil Demand “Showing some Growth”
OPEC Maintains Outlook for Global Oil Demand Growth at 900,000 Bpd

Expected growth in global oil consumption for this year is pegged at 900,000 bpd by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, according to their Monthly Oil Market Report for May released on May 10, which is unchanged with its outlook from month prior.
 
“Given the stabilization of the US economy and the shutdown of Japanese nuclear power plants, world oil demand growth has – at least for the short-term – stopped its declining trend and is showing some growth,” said OPEC in its monthly report.

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