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The restart and permit reduce operational risk from outages, increase regional refining capacity, and open optional upside from in-state feedstock expansion and downstream opportunities (PR Spring, 7 MW). Historical refinery restarts often produce near-term upside, tempered by ramp-up execution risk and input-price volatility.
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Sky Quarry announced a Nevada air permit and restart of the Eagle Springs refinery (5,000 bpd) with about 15,000 barrels of crude on hand and $0.3 million in upgrades. The restart could reduce Nevada imports and improve regional refining margins if feedstock remains affordable. Management also pursues a PR Spring farm-in and a 7 MW power collaboration, signaling upside beyond Eagle Springs.
Nevada air permit secured; Eagle Springs refinery restarted.
Nameplate capacity 5,000 bpd; 15,000 barrels crude on hand.
Repair work (~$300k) completed ahead of ramp-up per TAR360.
Restart aims to reduce Nevada’s fuel imports with local refining.
PR Spring farm-in talks and 7 MW power collab continue.
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