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Global refining capacity is becoming a key factor in fuel-market security

1 source · first seen 02:15 5 Oct · updated 02:15 5 Oct

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  • Global refining capacity is set to expand significantly over the next five years
  • New projects are concentrated in Asia and Africa, potentially altering fuel-market security
  • Capacity shifts may affect Indian refiners’ competition and fuel-market conditions

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