Who Owns America's Refining Advantage?
The article explores how the United States' refining advantage is a critical component of its energy security beyond crude oil production. It highlights that while domestic production has reduced import dependence, global disruptions—such as those at the Strait of Hormuz—can still impact U.S. refiners through rising feedstock costs and volatile product prices.
Topics: energy security Strait of Hormuz tensions U.S. refining advantage