When all that remains is heavy/sour, who's going to build/refurbish the refineries and where?

It's being done. Lots of refiners are installing cokers, primarily to take advantage of a large light/heavy price differential. Hydrotreaters/hydrocrackers are also being installed to handle sour crudes. However, it is a substantial capital investment, and with margins where they are some of these projects are likely to be delayed, and some that are still on the drawing board may be scrapped. If there was certainty that last summer's margins would return, everyone who doesn't have a coker would install one.

RR, Do you have any idea why margins were so large last summer and why they are much tighter now?

$100/bbl perhaps?

RR, Do you have any idea why margins were so large last summer and why they are much tighter now?

Demand is pretty soft right now. Refiners have had trouble making price increases stick. You can see that in the fact that gasoline inventories have been building. If inventories were falling, price increases would stick and margins would firm up.