Phillips 66 (PSX) executive states two Gulf Coast refineries can process Venezuelan crude amid production ramp-up, according to remarks at Goldman Sachs conference call

Phillips 66's capacity to process Venezuelan crude at its Gulf Coast refineries signals a strategic pivot, potentially enhancing its supply chain resilience amid production increases.

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This move may also influence regional pricing dynamics for WTI and Brent as Venezuelan output rises, and reflects a broader trend towards optimizing refining capabilities in response to global oil market shifts.

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