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Parish seat of Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, United States
Since 2019 the universe of refineries actually taking Venezuelan heavy and extra‑heavy crudes has narrowed and rerouted: U.S. Gulf Coast facilities built or retrofitted for heavy, sour Venezuelan grad...
A steady stream of law-enforcement press releases and reporting shows arrests tied to CSAM stored or shared via cloud services, peer-to-peer networks, cyberlockers, and even AI-generated files; invest...
No provided source contains a contemporaneous, line‑item "asset inventory" that explicitly marks delayed coker or hydrocracker units as delayed; therefore it is not possible from the reporting supplie...
Refineries turn Venezuela’s extra‑heavy, tar‑like crude into usable barrels either by diluting it for transport or by upgrading it with thermal and catalytic processes such as delayed coking, residue ...
Available reporting and directory records show multiple businesses named “New Era Construction” or similar in different states and at least one Lake Charles–based entity called New Era Construction Se...
A definitive, unit-by-unit inventory of operational cokers and hydrocrackers on the U.S. Gulf Coast cannot be produced from the supplied reporting because the sources give refinery-level capacities an...
used by multiple, unrelated organizations and concepts — from community service nonprofits in and to a university center, an code, and a certified credential — so any practical help depends on which C...
A Gulf Coast coking refinery may be unable to accept heavy Venezuelan crude this month for three practical reasons: unit-level turnarounds or maintenance that take cokers, desulfurization units or ble...