HF Sinclair Says Refining Capacity Constraints In Middle East Persist, Kinetic Activity Continues Across Region On Most Days; It Has Ability To Run North Of 100,000 Barrels Per Day Of Heavy Crude; Ship-to-ship Transfers In Gulf Of Oman And Crude Being Held On Tankers Are Contributing To Higher Freight Costs; Refining Capacity Shortages Are Expected To Persist And Are Not Coming Back Anytime Soon
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Oil refineries in the Middle East don't have enough capacity right now. This means shipping costs are higher, and that won't change soon.
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