How are U.S. refiners adapting to changing crude slates?

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During the 2019 ADI Forum, Chris Knirk, Shell, and Swati Singh, ADI Analytics, discussed the need for U.S. refiners to maintain flexible feedstock strategies in response to shifting global crude availability and regulatory changes like IMO 2020. Their conversation addressed the impact of declining Venezuelan heavy crude imports, the increasing significance of Canadian and Permian crude in U.S. refining, and how IMO 2020 regulations are influencing the demand for lighter distillates. In an increasingly unpredictable market, the ability of refiners to adapt their crude slate appetite is crucial for maintaining competitiveness. Watch now for expert insights into the future of U.S. refining.

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