Friday, April 5, 2013

Oil Refiners Will Thank the EPA Later

The news of EPA gasoline regulations hit oil refiners hard ... really hard. Almost all of the major refiners have seen a share price decline by over 10% in the past couple of days. Obviously, the capital expenditures that would be required for such a project would take a bite into earnings; but there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

In this video, Fool.com contributor Tyler Crowe looks at how stricter regulations could end up being a win for these companies. �As U.S. gasoline use declines, and overall domestic�production�increases, more and more of these�refiners�will look to export refined products to premium markets abroad. With these new EPA regulations, gasoline produced in the U.S. will meet the higher standards for gasoline quality in several markets�across�the globe, making U.S. refined products that much more�desirable.

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