Fact Sheets

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  January 28, 2008
  Washington State Attorney General's 2007 Gas Price Study (6.39 MB)
  Phase I: Fact Finding
  
  Washington state, along with the rest of the nation, saw gasoline prices climb dramatically in spring 2007. Responding to strong public and private concern about those prices, the Attorney General’s Office, Governor’s Office and the Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development announced in April they would investigate factors that influence regional prices throughout the state.

  This Phase I report focuses on that research and describes how gas prices have increased over the years and the different components contributing to the price of gas. The report compares our state’s gas prices to those in other states and compares prices across Washington. It also includes information about where our gasoline comes from, Washington refinery capacity and consumer demand.

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  September 06, 2007
  Washington State's Petroleum Refining Industry Economic Contribution (115.58 KB)
  by the Washington Research Council, January 12, 2007
  
  Washington’s five petroleum refiners provided more than 16,000 jobs and three-quarters of a billion dollars in personal income for Washington State in 2005. The following report from the Washington Research Council describes the refining industry and explains how the 1,767 full-time direct refinery jobs impact the state’s economy.
• January 15, 2007
  March's Point CAER Fact Sheet
  
• September 13, 2006
  Shell Puget Sound Refinery Facts
  Information on sources for crude, products and production rates
  
• September 13, 2006
  Community Economic Impact
  
• September 13, 2006
  Shell Puget Sound Refinery Fact Sheet
  Health, Safety and the Environment are the Key Priorities
  
• September 08, 2006
  Shell Puget Sound Refinery HSE Commitment
  
• September 08, 2006
  Fact Sheet: Shell Puget Sound Refinery’s Enviromental Policy
  
• September 08, 2006
  Oil Facts
  
• September 08, 2006
  Shell Puget Sound Refinery’s Economic Contributions
  Local Refinery Produces More Than Fuel