$VLO $MPC $PSX $DK $CLMT (Bloomberg) -- Wood Mackenzie’s US, Canada, Europe, Asia refinery outage alerts from Friday (all times Eastern unless stated): •Exxon Joliet, Illinois: Increased activity began at the 95k b/d FCC, 50k b/d catalytic reformer and 56k b/d coker during the afternoon of Sept. 18 (EST), but remained below operational levels. Initial signs of increased activity began at the FCC during the morning of Sept. 16. The units were shut alongside the 275k b/d CDU and 12k b/d alkylation unit at ~3:16pm Sept. 13. The units remained offline. A power outage occurred on Sept. 13, according to an IEMA filing: alert at 3:12pm •PBF Paulsboro, New Jersey: The 110k b/d CDU was shut during the morning of Sept. 18 (EST). Decreased unit and furnace stack activity began at that time: alert at 12:26pm •Marathon Garyville, Louisiana: The 136k b/d FCC was shut during the morning of Sept. 18 (EST). Decreased furnace stack activity began at that time. Also at the refinery, the 41k b/d reformer feed hydrotreater was shut during the afternoon of Sept. 16 and excess emissions began at the 325k b/d CDU. The 149k b/d VDU and 80k b/d distillate hydrotreater were shut during the evening of Sept. 14: alert at 12:25pm •Delek Big Spring, Texas: The 23k b/d diesel hydrotreater and 5k b/d jet/kerosene hydrotreater were restarted during the morning of Sept. 18 (EST), following a brief outage. The units were shut during the morning of Sept. 17: alert at 12:21pm •Marathon Salt Lake City, Utah: The 26k b/d FCC and 17k b/d ULSD hydrotreater were restarted during the morning of Sept. 18 (EST). Increased activity began at the FCC during the evening of Sept. 14. The units were shut during the morning of Sept. 5: alert at 5:36am •Phillips 66 Ponca City, Oklahoma: The 23k b/d coker was shut during the morning of Sept. 18 (EST). Significant decreased activity began at that time. Also, the 27k b/d catalytic reformer (No. 2 CRU) was shut on Sept. 12 and remained offline: alert at 4:20am •HPCL Mumbai, India: The 20k b/d FCC was shut during the morning of Sept. 18 GMT. Significant decreased activity began at that time: alert at 3:36am •Idemitsu Chiba,Japan: Increased activity began at the 45k b/d FCC during the morning of Sept. 18 GMT, but remained below normal operational levels thus far. The unit was shut on Sept. 9: alert at 3:34am •ENI Sannazzaro, Italy: Increased activity began at the 42k b/d FCC during the morning of Sept. 18 GMT, but remained below normal operational levels thus far. The unit was shut on Aug. 26. Also, the 116k b/d CDU and the 23k b/d VDU were shut on Sept. 15 and remained offline: alert at 3:32am •Shell Rotterdam, Netherlands: Elevated flaring began at the refinery during the morning of Sept. 17 GMT. Activity at all monitored units remained unchanged: alert at 3:31am •Repsol Tarragona, Spain: Increased activity began at the 28k b/d gasoil hydrotreater during the evening of Sept. 17 GMT, but remained below normal operational levels thus far. The unit was shut on Sept. 1. Also, a hydrogen plant was shut during the morning of Sept. 17 GMT. Moreover, the 35k b/d hydrocracker was shut on Sept. 12 and remained offline: alert at 3:29am •PCK Schwedt, Germany: The 28k b/d diesel hydrotreater was restarted during the evening of Sept. 17 GMT. The unit was shut on Sept. 6. Also, the 17k b/d HSC and the 35k b/d visbreaker were shut on Aug. 29 and remained offline. Brief elevated flaring occurred earlier on Aug. 27: alert at 3:27am •MOL Duna, Hungary: Elevated flaring began at the refinery during the evening of Sept. 17 GMT. Activity at all monitored units remained unchanged. The 72k b/d CDU and the 74k b/d VDU were shut following a fire on Oct. 20 and remained offline: alert at 3:26am •OIREC Chiba, Japan: Increased activity began at the 34k b/d FCC during the late morning of Sept. 17 GMT, but remained below normal operational levels thus far. The unit was shut on Sept. 4: alert at 3:25am •Cosmo Yokkaichi,