IFQC is a globally acknowledged high-level multi-client service focusing on the quality of fuels for transportation vehicles and related issues for the international refining, automotive and regulatory communities. IFQC offers a cost-effective opportunity to keep members abreast of any developments regarding refining, automotive and fuel quality developments required for their planning & strategy management of refined products.
For further information contact Kristine Klavers, Executive Director IFQC & Consulting at kklavers@ifqc.org or (1)713-993-0032.
Similar to IFQC , our aim is to highlight every available information for our client to enable them to make decisions based on industry wide information and experience. This center brings together relevant information from the global markets. In addition to global and country specific fuel quality issues, policies and regulations the biofuels services also look into taxations, subsidies, production technologies, vehicle technologies and emissions etc.
For further information contact Tammy Klein, Director, Biofuels & Americas at tklein@ifqc.org or (1)301-354-2023.
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Hart's World Refining & Fuels Service ,
2005, 2010, 2015 and 2020
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Hart's multi-client study, the World Refining & Fuels Services (WRFS) 2005-2020 provides a single reference source on regional petroleum product balances, crude supply and quality, and refining capacity and configuration trends; all provided on the five global major regions incl
- USA and Canada
- Central and South America
- Europe
- Asia incl. the Pacific Rim
- Middle East and Africa
each calculated for 2005, 2010, 2015 and 2020. Hart's detailed LP models and calculations are based on the extensive databases on refining and current and future fuel specifications built by IFQC .
For further information contact Kristine Klavers, Executive Director IFQC & Consulting at kklavers@ifqc.org or (1)713-993-0032.
World Diesel Outlook, 2005-2015 
A concise but comprehensive look at current and future diesel supply and demand trends around the globe compiled from Hart's Word Refining & Fuels Service.
All emissions issues surrounding diesel fuel, with an up-to-date treatment of how these issues will influence development of regulations around the world.
The regulatory drivers for diesel fuel specifications, with an analysis of what these specifications will look like out to 2015.
The refining technologies in place for producing ultra low sulfur diesel and the changes required to meet the projected future demand.
Options for reducing diesel emissions on the vehicle equipment side of the equation; what is in play now and what might be on the horizon.
The role of biodiesel and Gas-To-Liquids in meeting diesel demand, the drivers for including these alternatives in the worldwide fuel mix, and the benefits and challenges inherent in their use.
For further information contact Kristine Klavers, Executive Director IFQC & Consulting at kklavers@ifqc.org or (1)713-993-0032.
World Renewable Outlook, 2005-2015
 This report analyzes the global renewable fuels industry as it has developed in the United Sates, Brazil, Europe and Asia Pacific. It also includes an overview of public policy initiatives, production capacity and processes and a look at current, critical forecast demand factors. The study projects ethanol and biofuel use in world wide gasonline and diesel fuel markets for the years 2005, 2010, and 2015.
The technical authors of Hart's World Refining & Fuels Service and the policy and market experts from Hart's International Fuel Quality Center (located in Europe, North America, Middle East and Asia and representing eleven different nationalities and more than 100 combined years of refining and energy industry engineering expertise) has prepared a study that concisely characterizes the current and near-term future outlook for biofuels, both quantitively and qualitatively.
For further information contact Kristine Klavers, Executive Director IFQC & Consulting at kklavers@ifqc.org or (1)713-993-0032.
Client Specific Consulting Since the early 1980's, Hart's consultants conduct technical analyses and research under contract for more than 200 private companies and many government bodies including the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Congress, the European
Commission, the European Parliament, the Australian Environment Agency, the Hong Kong Environment Protection Department, and numerous U.S. state agencies.
The consulting portfolio of our Technical Division also includes considerable linear programming (LP) modeling skills, with our staff delivering LP work ranging from clean fuel applications to extended gasoline supply and fungibility studies to grass root refinery studies. We can perform either using client models directly or building and designing LP models from scratch. Hart's Technical Division has staff with knowledge and capabilities to review and apply various industry, government and proprietary emissions and petroleum economic models.
For further information contact Kristine Klavers, Executive Director IFQC & Consulting at kklavers@ifqc.org or (1)713-993-0032.
Governmental Affairs & Public Policy Consulting
Hart's Governmental Affairs Consulting Division is specifically focused on the business impacts associated with legislative and/or regulatory initiatives affecting the entire Oil & Gas Industry, from exploration & production, distribution, refining, fuel and/or air quality markets. Our professional team has the unique combination of specific legislative and regulatory, E&P, logistics, refining and transportation fuels experience to provide maximum value.
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