More Galleries
Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs
Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs
In partnership with American Express, Fortune searched the U.S. for outstanding female business builders. Fortune honored these game-changers at its recent Most Powerful Women Summit. From Lauren Bush to environmental innovators, here are the winners. More
Dumbest moments in business 2009
Dumbest moments in business 2009
Loudmouth CEOs, islands in the desert and bringing dead celebrities back to life. Our annual list of the business world's bonehead plays marches on. More
A showcase of big ideas
A showcase of big ideas
Fahrenheit 212 has made a thriving business out of solving other companies' innovation problems. Here are a few of their results. More
Special Offer:
4 of 4
BACK NEXT
High expectations
High expectations
Once the facility is up to speed, 100% of its refined products will be exported, with 40% expected to make their way to the U.S.
Reliance plans to aim Jamnagar's spigots westward, at the U.S. and Europe, where it's too expensive and politically difficult to build new refineries. Chevron is a 5% investor in the expanded refinery, which will be sophisticated enough to turn harder-to-process heavy crude into fuels that meet the highest environmental standards. The bulked-up Jamnagar will be able to move markets: Singapore traders expect a drop in fuel prices as soon as it's going full tilt.

NEXT
Last updated April 17 2008: 12:23 PM ET
Home | Contact Us | Advertise with Us | Corrections | Career Opportunities | Site Map
RSS | Email Delivery | Portfolio | Podcasts | Mobile | Widgets | User Preferences | Special Sections
| Magazine Customer Service | Download Fortune Lists | Reprints | Conferences | Business Leader Council
* : Time reflects local markets trading time.† - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges.• Disclaimer