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International Lubricants & Waxes Meeting International Lubricants & Waxes Meeting November 10-11, 2005 Hilton Americas Hotel Houston, TX List of Registrants Registrants as of November 18, 2005 National Petrochemical & Refiners Association 1899 L Street, NW 202.457.0480 voice Suite 1000 202.835.0467 fax Washington, DC www.npra.org 20036.3896 List of Registrants: Alphabetical Abedrop, Diana Socomex, S.A. de C.V. Mexico D.F., Mexico Aguirre, Gabriel Multiceras, S.A. de C.V. Monterrey, Mexico Allen, Roy Baker Petrolite Corporation Sugar Land, TX Ambroggio, Giuseppe SER SPA Santena, Turin, Italy Anderson, William Calumet Lubricants Indianapolis, IN Ando, Tsukasa Nippon Seiro Co. Ltd. Tokyo, Japan Arora, Vijay Infineum USA L.P. Linden, NJ Aufhauser, Keith Industrial Raw Materials Corp. New York, NY Avolio, Joseph Shell Canada Limited Toronto, Canada Bailey, Edward NUOVA UNIVERS Srl Seveso, Italy Bailge, Marcela Repsol YPF Capital Federal, Argentina Banach, John Calumet Lubricants Burnham, IL Banerjee, Soma Sobit International Inc. Carrollton, TX Baranda, Juan Martin Repsol YPF Madrid, Spain Barber, David CITGO Petroleum Corporation Tulsa, OK Barbey, Christian Feedco Resources Ltd. Geneva, Switzerland Bareel, Claude Asteria Brussels, Belgium Barnes, H. Lindsey CITGO Petroleum Corporation Lake Charles, LA Barrett, Charles BP Americas Lisle, IL Bea, Douglas Chevron Global Lubricants San Ramon, CA Bouillerce-Mirassou, Michel Total Lubrifiants Puteaux, France Boyer, Chris Marathon Petroleum Company LLC Findlay, OH Brady, Francis National Starch and Chemical Co. Bridgewater, NJ Brecka Graham, Andrea Shell Canada Limited Calgary, Canada Brunk, James Solomon Associates, Inc. Dallas, TX Bryson, M. Charles PARC Technical Services, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA Bucci, David ExxonMobil Corporation Houston, TX Buck, Larry Calumet Lubricants Indianapolis, IN Buckley, Miranda Shell Lubricants Houston, TX Budwick, Max Globalwax LLC Hazlet, NJ Busbea, Craig Ergon, Inc. Jackson, MS Bustamante, Amalia Panamerican Chemical Marketing, Ltd Houston, TX Cagnolotti, Kim CITGO Petroleum Corporation Lake Charles, LA Callahan, Richard Sonneborn, Inc. Tarrytown, NY Capendale, John Paramelt B.V. Heerhugowaard, Netherlands Carinci, Sam Canada Imperial Oil Limited Mississauga, Canada Case, Alan Calwax Corporation Irwindale, CA Casserly, Edward Penreco, Inc. The Woodlands, TX Cawkell, Frank Canada Imperial Oil Limited Richmond Hill, Canada Cawley, Craig Marcus Oil & Chemical Houston, TX Chang, Jorge Casa Chang Guatemala City, Guatemala Cheung, Yan Lam Yonic Petrochemical Co. Ltd. Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong Christiansen, Heike Sasol Wax Americas, Inc. Hamburg, Germany Chuska, Dick Consultant Montgomery, TX Classen, Cliff Orbichem Petrochemicals Cape Town, South Africa Claxton, Amy My Energy Hummelstown, PA Cleret, Alain TOTAL Chemicals, Inc. Linden, NJ Cohen, Stephen Sonneborn,Inc Tarrytown, NY Coleman, Jay Ergon, Inc. Jackson, MS Conti, Philippe Total Fina Elf Puteaux, France Copeland, William Flint Hills Resources, LP Wichita, KS Cos, Jose Ignacio Bareco Benito Juarez, Mexico 2 List of Registrants: Alphabetical Costanzo, Ron Chevron Global Lubricants San Ramon, CA Cott, Tyler Flint Hills Resources, LP Wichita, KS Crookes, Steven Exxon Mobil Corporation Fairfax, VA Crowder, Sam Baker Petrolite Corporation Sugar Land, TX Cuevas, Miguel PDVSA Manufactura y Mercadeo Caracas, Venezuela Davis, H. Don Ergon, Inc. Jackson, MS Day, Sarah NPRA Washington, DC Day, Simon Nynas USA Houston, TX de la Puente, Juan Fabrica de Velas La Fama SA de CV Hermosillo, Mexico de Sere, Laurent Exxon Mobil Corporation Machelen Brussels, Belgium DeMarco, Nancy Lubes 'n' Greases Falls Church, VA Denton, Victoria F&L Asia Inc. Muntinlupa City, Philippines Dimitratos, Spyro Darby Trading Company White Plains, NY Dionne, Lucie Petro-Canada Lubricants Mississauga, Canada Dittmer, Ricardo Motta Megh Industria E Comercio Ltda. Sao Paulo, Brazil Donnabella, Maurizio Ramoil Napoli, Italy Downey, Bill Kline & Company Little Falls, NJ Dunning, Mose Exxon Mobil Corporation Fairfax, VA Duran, Franklin Industrias Venoco C.A. Caracas, Venezuela Eads, Thomas CITGO Petroleum Corporation Houston, TX Earhart, Robert Bechtel Corporation Houston, TX Eli, Ovadia Haifa Basic Oils Ltd. Haifa, Israel Ellis, David Odfjell USA LP Seabrook, TX Ellis, Linda Exxon Mobil Corporation Houston, TX Eriksen, Alex Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Norwalk, CT Fabiani, Giovanni Spica Srl Trezzano Sul Naviglio, Italy Fabiani, Matteo Marco Spica Srl Trezzano Sul Naviglio, Italy Fales, Robert Darby Trading Incorporated White Plains, NY Fales, Sean Darby Trading Incorporated White Plains, NY Faoro, David The International Group, Inc. Toronto, Canada Faust, Harold Penreco, Inc. Karns City, PA Fernandez, Simon Orbichem Petrochemicals Cape Town, South Africa Ferrell, Maclin Dominion Chemical Company, Inc. Petersburg, VA Floret, Claira Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Fortier, Kevin Hexion Specialty Chemicals Bellevue, WA Fox, Chris Ergon, Inc. Newell, WV Frazer, Bill Petro-Canada Mississauga, Canada Freeman, Meghan Bechtel Corporation Houston, TX Freerks, Robert Syntroleum Corp. Tulsa, OK French, Cindy Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP The Woodlands, TX Gallo, John Nova Petroleum Specialties Company, L.L.C. Tarrytown, NY Garnery, Yannick TOTAL Chemicals, Inc. Paris, France Gearin, Charlie The International Group, Inc. Agincourt, Canada Gebert, Steve Flint Hills Resources, LP Wichita, KS Geise, Kevin Marathon Petroleum Company LLC Findlay, OH Giberson, Jon Sonneborn, Inc. Petrolia, PA Gibney, James Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Norwalk, CT Gilbane, Patrick Sonneborn, Inc. Tarrytown, NY Giles, David Shell International Petroleum Co., Ltd London, United Kingdom Gill, Nick Shell Trading and Shipping Co Ltd London, United Kingdom Goddard, Chris Home Fragrance Holdings Houston, TX 3 List of Registrants: Alphabetical Golubock, Harvey American Refining Group, Inc. Bradford, PA Gomulka, Edward Lithcon Petroleum USA, Inc. Houston, TX Greno, Michael Hexion Specialty Chemicals High Point, NC Gribbin, Patrick Sunoco Inc. Philadelphia, PA Griffith, Philip ConocoPhillips Houston, TX Guaraco, Jose PDVSA Petroleo S.A. Caracas, Venezuela Gunnerson, John CITGO Petroleum Corporation Houston, TX Gutschow, Kleber Gequimica Produtos Quimicos Ltda Sao Paulo, Brazil Hadjiyianni, Alexandra European Wax Federation (EWF) Brussels, Belgium Hansen, Niels H. Hansen & Rosenthal KG Hamburg, Germany Haregot, Abbai Chevron Global Lubricants San Ramon, CA Harrison, Charles Bechtel Corporation Houston, TX Hase, Scott Hase Petroleum Wax Co. Arlington Heights, IL Hassan, Abbas Marcus Oil & Chemical Houston, TX Hassan, Aziz Marcus Oil & Chemical Houston, TX Hauser, Rudy Lubrizol Corporation Deer Park, TX Heintschel, Jay Marathon Petroleum Company LLC Findlay, OH Henderson, H. Ernest Lithcon Petroleum USA, Inc. Houston, TX Heraud, Andres PMI Comercio Internacional, SA de CV Mexico, D.F., Mexico Herman, Jim Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP The Woodlands, TX Hess, David Hess Strategic Services, LLC Stone Mountain, GA Hieronymus, David Motiva Enterprises LLC Houston, TX Hisatomi, Satoshi Nippon Seiro Co. Ltd. Tokyo, Japan Ho, Charles Lithcon Petroleum USA, Inc. Houston, TX Hoffman, Terrence Valero Energy Corporation San Antonio, TX Holcomb, Todd Valvoline - Ashland Inc. Lexington, KY Holland, James CITGO Petroleum Corporation Tulsa, OK Hollebrand, Sander Staroil S.A. Geneva, Switzerland Holmes, Steve Shell Oil Products U.S. Houston, TX Holmqvist, Henrik Neste Oil Corporation Espoo, Finland Hong, Jay ConocoPhillips Company Houston, TX Horvath, James Afton Chemicals Corporation Richmond, VA Hsia, Min-Gee Luxco Wax Hayward, CA Hudgins, C. Ed Ergon, Inc. Jackson, MS Huerta, Jesus Veladoras Misticas Apodaca, Mexico Hussain, Anwer CHS Inc. Inver Grove Heights, MN Iannuzzi, Daniel Feedco Resources Ltd. London, United Kingdom Iguchi, Hiroshi Japan Sun Oil Company Ltd. Tokyo, Japan Jackson, Gerald Motiva Enterprises LLC Houston, TX Jeffs, Stephen The International Group, Inc. Chester, NJ Jensen, II, Kenneth Lubricantes Venoco International, C.A. Valencia, Venezuela Jiménez, Yolanda PDVSA Petroleo S.A. Caracas, Venezuela Johnson, Eric Motiva Enterprises LLC Houston, TX Jones, Luther Sonneborn, Inc Tarrytown, NY Jordan, Janet CITGO Petroleum Corporation Houston, TX Kang, Kitae (Joseph) S-Oil Corporation Seoul, South Korea Kato, Junko Tokyo Marine Co., Ltd. Chuo-Ku, Tokyo, Japan Kerkstra, Marvin CITGO Petroleum Corporation Houston, TX Kikutsugi, Hideo Idemitsu Chemicals U.S.A. Corp. Southfield, MI Kleijn, Arie Sonneborn, Inc. Haarlem, Netherlands Koenig, Randall Petro-Canada Mississauga, Canada 4 List of Registrants: Alphabetical Krul, Han Paramelt B.V. Heerhugowaard, Netherlands Lacerenza, Joseph Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Norwalk, CT Lampton, III, Leslie Ergon, Inc. Jackson, MS Lanza, Pablo Parafina del Plata S.A.C.I. Buenos Aires, Argentina Latova Ortega, Joaquin Repsol YPF Madrid, Spain Lee, J. Rock SK Corporation Seoul, South Korea Leiker, Wayne CITGO Petroleum Corporation Houston, TX Lewis, Frank American Refining Group, Inc. Bradford, PA Li, Lian MCY International Co., Inc. Missouri City, TX Lienart, Patrick Chevron Corporation Zwijnaarde, Gent, Belgium Lim, Raymond M. C. Shell Global Solutions U.S. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Lima Jr., Anie Petrobras - Petroleo Brasileiro SA Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Liu, Guotao Ably Petrochemical Co. Limited Dalian, China Liu, Qing Xin Hong Chang International Inc. Toronto, Canada Livanos, Nicholas Chevron Global Lubricants San Ramon, CA Magee, Frank The International
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