A 2.5 million barrel per day surplus of light crude oil and condensate production is bearing down on the U.S. refining market. Why are refineries limited in the portion of light crude that can be run? What are the current limits on light crude runs? If U.S. refineries cannot absorb all of this volume and it cannot be exported, where will all this light crude go?
HOUSTON, TX and DALLAS, TX (May 22, 2014) – RBN Energy and Turner Mason have joined forces to present a joint conference focused on the onslaught of U.S. light crude production, including required transportation...