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Engineer shortage is expected to add to refinery expenses
AIChE SmartBrief | May 22, 2012
Refineries are expected to be more expensive to operate as companies deal with tougher environmental regulation and a lack of new engineering talent, predicts Tito Sequeira of Tyco Flow Control. The recent boost to U.S. refining is also expected to squeeze Europe over time, leading to more refinery closures, analysts say. Wall Street Journal, The (05/17) Reuters (05/16) Wall Street Journal, The (05/21)
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