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U.S. refining capacity

The capacity of U.S. refineries, particularly those on the Gulf Coast, to process heavy, high-sulfur crudes like Orinoco-grade extra-heavy crude.

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Jan 31, 2026
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Which global refineries and countries currently have the capability to process Orinoco‑grade extra‑heavy crude?

A narrow group of refineries and countries worldwide currently have the technical configuration to handle Orinoco‑grade extra‑heavy crude — largely high‑conversion cokers and cokers with diluent/blend...

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