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BTfromAZ
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Oil Impact from Katrina
      Mon Aug 29 2005 12:23 AM

Concerning oil, the problem is not only crude supply but refining capacity. By one report, 30% of US refining capacity (already strained to the limit), 12 major refineries, is in the bullseye of this storm. However, both 500,000 barrels per day of domestic production and the only US terminal capable of handling the largest tankers and hence a lot of import capacity, are at risk.

Edited by MikeC (Mon Aug 29 2005 12:31 AM)

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