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We saw that soybean oil actually, at least CBOT “soybean oil”, came pretty flat to waste oils in October and November. But then we saw the “soybean oil” drop really with the EPA announcement on their RFS obligations for the next three years.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
start-up of DGD 3
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
you mentioned with the Russian ban, we might see less VGO in the market. Maybe, Gary, those were your comments
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
The key drivers really on the quality differentials have been more sour crude on the market, refineries running at high utilization rates, which produce more high sulfur fuel oil.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
You mentioned the Russian sanctions coming up. That's really more of a product thing. And then we've had the Venezuelan barrels start to enter the Gulf of Mexico.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
we continue to aim for a dividend as sustainable and competitive versus our peers.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
I think, initially, we felt like even with the ramp-up in sanctions, you would just see a rebalancing of trade flows much like we saw with crude and resids. Most people in the trade today think that the sanctions will actually result in a reduction in Russian refinery utilization, and you'll see lower exports of VGO and diesel coming out of Russia when the sanctions take place.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
Our Ethanol segment is expected to produce 4 million gallons per day in the first quarter.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
the Renewable Diesel segment, we expect sales volumes to be approximately 1.2 billion gallons in 2023
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
The higher operating income in the fourth quarter of 2021 was primarily attributed to multi-year high ethanol prices due to strong demand and low inventories.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
The higher sales volumes were due to the impact of additional volumes from the DGD St. Charles plant expansion and the fourth quarter 2022 start-up of the DGD Port Arthur plant.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
we continue to see large discounts for heavy sour crude oils and fuel oils that we can process in our system.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
debt
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
he Port Arthur Coker project is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2023 and will increase refinery's throughput capacity and ability to process incremental volumes of sour crude oils and residual feedstocks while also improving turnaround efficiency.
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2022 Q4
31 Jan 23
Our refining system also benefited from heavily discounted sour crude oils and fuel oils
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31 Jan 23
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