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Metal present in some fuels. Vanadium content is one specification for measuring cargo quality. Vanadium is traded in two forms – vanadium pentoxide (V2O5), and ferrovanadium.
Industry:Energy
Metallic elements with atomic numbers equal to or higher than uranium, used as a collective term to provide interdependence of the exact chemical form.
Industry:Energy
In oil, a plant, usually comprising distillation units and a variety of additional specialist units, for the manufacture of so-called refined products from crude oil. Major refined products include naphtha, gasoline, gasoil (heating oil), jet fuel, low sulfur and high sulfur fuel oil.
In copper and lead, a refinery is a plant which further purifies metal produced in a smelter. In zinc, it is a plant which produces purer metal than could be produced in a smelter. In aluminum, it denotes a plant which refines bauxite into alumina.
Industry:Energy
Most petrochemical trade in China is carried out basis China Main Port, rather than a specific port.
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An electricity delivery hub in Switzerland, divided between Laufenburg National and Laufenburg International.
Industry:Energy
Equipment used to remove sulfur oxides from the combustion gases of a boiler plant before discharge to the atmosphere. Chemicals like lime are used.
Industry:Energy
A bullish reversal pattern characterized by two lows at roughly equal value.
Industry:Energy
A utility owned and operated by a municipality or group of municipalities.
Industry:Energy
A written report, compiled prior to a production decision, which examines the effects proposed mining activities will have on the natural surroundings of an exploration property. Abbreviates to EIS.
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