Current Issue: June 2009

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By Louise Poirier
Although the aviation industry only accounts for about 2% of total carbon dioxide emissions around the world, the drive for alternative fuels in this sector is going forward at a rapid pace. More
From the Editor: Monique A. Hitchings
By Livia Kosaka, Director, Latin America, Hart Energy Consulting
By Brian L. Milne, Editor, DTN Refined Fuels
Other stories in this issue

The Ripple Effect
Oil + Water May Mix After All
M&As Possible in the Auto Industry
• Contours of the Energy Trading Landscape
• U.S. Public Policy: The First Hundred Days
• E.U. Public Policy: Climate Policy with First CCS Legislation
• NPRA: Legislative Mandates, Refinery Capacity, Fuel Blends
• Q&A with retiring Chevron President of Global Manufacturing Jeet Bindra
• What Next? Ethanol
• Alberta’s Oil Potential
• Wanted: Clear Climate Change Policies
• Sequestering Carbon, Discussing Trends
• Refiners, Renewables and the RFS: Where from Here?

Energy Puzzle

Upcoming Issue

• International Focus: Middle East; Africa
• Climate Change
• Marine Fuels
• Latest U.S. and E.U. Administrative Legislations
• Refining Technology
• Implementing Europe’s Transport & Energy Policy: Partnership to Practice
• Carbon Initiatives
• Biodiesel Technology
• Improving Automotive Fuel Efficiency
• Q&A with Criterion Catalyst & Technologies’ President Pat Laabs

Special supplement for September:
Process Optimization

Special supplement for December:
Emerging Clean Technology

Audio: The Digital Refinery

Steve SonnenbergSteve Sonnenberg, president of Emerson Process Management, discusses with FUEL Editor-in-Chief Monique A. Hitchings the “digital refinery” and what drives its investments as well as the company’s operations in a competitive process automation environment.

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ASBPE 2008 Regional Design - Gold (Circulation Under 80,000)
Eddie Fuel Magazine wins Gold at 2008:FOLIO:Awards
ASBPE 2007 National Design Winner (Circulation Under 80,000)
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