Biden can't even do Green right

[goat]

All the refineries in the States can handle sour crude. It's an extra step though, which is why they prefer processing sweet crude.

Who owns the refineries that take the extra step?
What is Venezuela crude made into?

[Theywillneverlearn!]

[QUOTE=goat;5184640]Who owns the refineries that take the extra step?
What is Venezuela crude made into?[/QUOTE]

Nothing the U.S. can use thanks to Biden and his sanctions.

[ExpressLane]

All the refineries in the States can handle sour crude. It's an extra step though, which is why they prefer processing sweet crude.

Actually no. The refineries on the Gulf coast like Valero in Port Arthur Tx. Are set up to refine sour crude which they buy at a discounted price. Not all refineries can handle sour crude.

[Into the Night]

Who owns the refineries that take the extra step?

Various.

What is Venezuela crude made into?

The usual products...gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, acetone, xylene, asphalt, toulene, paint thinner (mineral spirits), parts cleaner (blends of other products), etc. Those products are used in Venezuela mostly. Some is exported to places like Cuba.

[Into the Night]

Who owns the refineries that take the extra step?
What is Venezuela crude made into?[

Nothing the U.S. can use thanks to Biden and his sanctions.

Refineries still operate in the States (there is no United States anymore). The difficulty they are having is lack of supply to make products from.

[Into the Night]

Actually no. The refineries on the Gulf coast like Valero in Port Arthur Tx. Are set up to refine sour crude which they buy at a discounted price. Not all refineries can handle sour crude.

All refineries can handle sour crude.