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Bull / Bear Details

US refiners capture structurally elevated mid-cycle margins and outsized free cash flow through 2027–2028 as global capacity outages exceed 5 million bpd and di

Thesis

US refiners capture structurally elevated mid-cycle margins and outsized free cash flow through 2027–2028 as global capacity outages exceed 5 million bpd and distillate inventories remain depleted. Abundant feedstock advantages and high export arb open wide upside despite regulatory RIN volatility and diesel trade policy risks.

Bull case

  • A sustained global refining capacity deficit, with more than 5 million barrels per day offline and product inventories slow to rebuild, secures elevated crack spreads and margins well into 2027–2028 with global refinery outages remaining far above historical seasonal norms.

  • Resilient worldwide demand for transportation fuels, coupled with the U.S. downstream sector serving as the critical supplier to structurally short deficit markets across Europe and Latin America, provides enduring export demand and favorable transatlantic arbitrage economics.

  • Persistent geopolitical disruptions across the Middle East and Eastern Europe continue to fracture global product flows, keeping crude and refined products dislocated and raising the structural margin floor for complex, flexible domestic refiners.

Bear case

  • Elevated commodity volatility and high retail fuel prices threaten demand destruction, where sudden spikes in crude feedstocks or sustained consumer fuel price resistance could compress realized refining margins and soften domestic product throughput.

  • Escalating regulatory intervention and compliance burdens under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), driven by an impending RIN bank depletion and volatile credit pricing reaching up to $14/bbl, threaten to materially dilute refining profitability absent significant Small Refinery Exemptions.

  • Refining margins face downside cyclical reversion if geopolitical conflicts rapidly de-escalate, global product balances normalize, or policy shocks materialize—such as aggressive export quota expansions from China or politically driven domestic diesel export restrictions.

Overview

Hiring Trend Watchpoints

High-performing US refiners are exercising strict headcount discipline, prioritizing specialized technical and plant reliability personnel over broad organizational expansion to avoid fixed-cost creep during peak margin cycles. Job postings reflect demand for chemical and process safety engineers, turnaround management specialists, and catalytic cracking/DHT optimization experts needed to maintain run-rates above 90-95% utilization. Companies are accelerating front-line artificial intelligence integration to augment engineering capacity and offset an aging workforce without expanding administrative overhead. Confirming theme execution: targeted postings for refinery process automation, predictive maintenance engineers, and renewable diesel/SAF technical roles alongside steady contractor retention for planned turnarounds. Deterioration warnings: broad hiring freezes across operating units, deferral of turnaround and maintenance contractor staffing, or rising attrition among refinery unit operators resulting in unplanned unit outages.

Forum Watchlist

  • Reddit — r/EnergyTradingHigh

    Daily 3-2-1 crack spread moves, NYMEX RBOB/HO arbs, and physical cargo flows.

  • Reddit — r/oilandgasHigh

    Refinery turnaround schedules, operational reliability, FCC/coker outages, and contractor reports.

  • Reddit — r/vitardsMedium

    Commodity cycle sentiment, downstream refiner capital return updates, and margin durability debates.

  • Twitter/X Lists — #Refining & Downstream Energy AnalystsHigh

    Real-time tracking of Gulf Coast/West Coast unplanned outages, EPA SRE determinations, and RIN swings.

  • Forum — OilCareers / Refining Ops BoardMedium

    Plant operator hiring demand, turnaround contractor labor availability, and specialized refinery skill shortages.

Industry Publications

  • Argus Media (Refined Products) (argusmedia.com) — Premier source for spot physical refined product benchmarks, crack spread indices, and RINs/RFS market reporting.
  • Platts (S&P Global Commodity Insights) (spglobal.com) — Comprehensive daily global refinery margin analytics, regional outage tracking, and Atlantic/Pacific product arbitrage calculations.
  • Oil & Gas Journal (ogj.com) — In-depth downstream technical operational data, worldwide refining surveys, and facility modernization analysis.
  • OPIS (Oil Price Information Service) (opisnet.com) — Standard reference for US wholesale rack pricing, rack-to-retail fuel distribution spreads, and compliance credit pricing.
  • RBN Energy (rbnenergy.com) — Detailed structural analyses of crude differentials, refinery feedstocks, pipeline egress, and refined product supply-demand balances.

Second Order Trends

Four notable second-order trends are accelerating within the refining theme: 1. Front-Line AI & Predictive Process Automation: Refiners are increasingly embedding AI models directly into control-room operations to optimize unit yields, dynamic crude slate blending, and predictive maintenance schedules, boosting capture rates while minimizing downtime. 2. Portfolio Streamlining and Pure-Play Carve-Outs: Operators are pursuing structural portfolio actions to isolate refining beta from capital-light or non-cyclical divisions, exemplified by HF Sinclair's planned separation of its Lubricants and Specialties business and Delek's sum-of-the-parts monetization of DKL midstream assets. 3. Coast-to-Coast Ingot Tightening and Regional Logistical Reconfiguration: Structural capacity reductions in California and the East Coast have rendered these markets acutely supply-short, prompting Midwestern and Rockies refiners to build out dedicated pipeline conduits (e.g., Phillips 66 Western Gateway, HF Sinclair Go West) to capture captive coastal pricing premiums. 4. RIN Compliance Bank Exhaustion vs. Renewable Fuel Margins: With the potential depletion of the RIN bank into 2027 and persistent delays in EPA Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) decisions, the regulatory cost wedge is widening between merchant refiners lacking compliance credits and complex operators possessing co-located renewable diesel and SAF infrastructure.

Search Keywords Brand Product

  • gasoline
  • ultra-low-sulfur diesel
  • jet fuel
  • renewable diesel
  • sustainable aviation fuel
  • heating oil
  • alkylate
  • asphalt
  • lubricants
  • base oils
  • naphtha
  • liquefied petroleum gas
  • Diamond Green Diesel
  • Sinclair fuel
  • Petro-Canada Lubricants
  • Sunoco Race Fuels
  • APlus Convenience
  • refining margins
  • crack spreads
  • refinery capacity shortage
  • refinery outages
  • distillate shortage
  • clean product yields
  • refinery turnaround schedules
  • downstream energy bottleneck

Search Keywords Policy Regulatory

  • Renewable Fuel Standard
  • Renewable Identification Number
  • RIN prices
  • Small Refinery Exemptions
  • SRE petitions
  • Renewable Volume Obligation
  • RVO
  • Jones Act waiver
  • diesel export restrictions
  • biofuel mandate

Search Keywords Event Phrases

  • Strait of Hormuz tanker strikes
  • Russian refinery drone attacks
  • EPA 2025 SRE decision
  • St. Charles FCC optimization
  • Western Gateway pipeline FID
  • Martinez refinery restart
  • Go West pipeline project

Google Trend Product Category Intent

• crack spread • 3-2-1 crack spread • gasoline crack spread • diesel crack spread • refining margin • ULSD prices • heating oil prices • jet fuel prices

Google Trend Consumer Intent

• gas prices near me • cheapest gas near me • diesel fuel price • heating oil prices near me • fuel cost calculator • why are gas prices high

Google Trend Macro Policy Terms

• diesel shortage • oil refinery capacity • diesel export ban • refinery outage • RINs prices • Renewable Fuel Standard

Economic Data Watch

1. CME Group — NYMEX Futures

Matched (medium)cand_cme_group_0021efd5 · candidate

Metric/field NYMEX Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) 3:2:1 Crack Spread Futures - Settlement Price

Cadence daily

Why it matters Direct indicator of refining profitability, reflecting the spread between refined product prices and crude oil costs. Sustained high crack spreads indicate robust refining profitability and tight product supply.

Signal to watch Sustained increase in crack spreads indicates strong refining margins (bullish).

Confidence: high

2. EIA — Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WPSR)

Matched (medium)cand_eia_bbaeadef · access=api · candidate

Metric/field U.S. Total Gasoline Inventories (Million Barrels), U.S. Total Distillate Fuel Inventories (Million Barrels), U.S. Jet Fuel Product Supplied (Thousand Barrels per Day)

Cadence weekly

Why it matters Low inventory levels, especially for middle distillates, signal an energy bottleneck and support high crack spreads. Rapid inventory builds suggest easing supply or demand destruction.

Signal to watch Declining or sustained low inventory levels (bullish); rapid builds (bearish).

Confidence: high

3. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) Program Data

Not in registry

Metric/field D4 RIN Price (cents/gallon), D6 RIN Price (cents/gallon)

Cadence daily

Why it matters Rising RIN prices increase compliance costs for refiners, compressing margins. Declining prices or significant Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) approvals would alleviate cost pressure.

Signal to watch Declining RIN prices or SRE approvals (bullish); rising RIN prices (bearish).

Confidence: high

4. International Energy Agency (IEA) — Oil Market Report

Not in registry

Metric/field Global Refinery Throughput (Million Barrels per Day), Global Refinery Utilization Rate (%)

Cadence monthly

Why it matters High utilization rates indicate tight supply and strong demand for refined products, supporting refining margins. Sustained global refining capacity shortage is a key bull driver for the theme.

Signal to watch Sustained high global utilization rates (bullish); significant declines (bearish).

Confidence: high

5. Trading Economics — China Trade Data

Matched (medium)trading_economics · access=api · map_only

Metric/field China Exports By Category

Cadence weekly

Why it matters Changes in China's refined product export policy can significantly impact global product markets. A reversal of its current export suspension could flood the market, depressing product prices and impacting US refiners' margins.

Signal to watch Increased export volumes (bearish); sustained low export volumes (bullish).

Confidence: medium

Free Alt Data Watch

1. Google Trends — Search Interest

Not in registry

Metric/field Google Trends Search Interest Index for 'gas prices near me'

Cadence weekly

Why it matters Serves as a proxy for consumer concern about fuel costs and potential impact on demand. High interest during high prices can signal demand destruction risk.

Signal to watch Increasing search interest during periods of high prices (bearish for demand); declining interest (bullish for demand).

Confidence: medium

2. Reddit — r/EnergyTrading Subreddit Activity

Matched (medium)wingstop_community_posts · access=scrape

Metric/field Post Volume, Keyword Mentions (e.g., 'crack spread', 'refining margins')

Cadence weekly

Why it matters Provides insights into market sentiment, discussions around crack spreads, trading strategies, and geopolitical impacts on energy markets, which are key drivers for refiner profitability.

Signal to watch Increased discussion volume around tightening supply or rising crack spreads (bullish); increased discussion around demand destruction or oversupply (bearish).

Confidence: medium

3. Baker Hughes — North American Rotary Rig Count

Matched (medium)cand_baker_hughes_495bb59d · candidate

Metric/field U.S. Crude Oil Rig Count, U.S. Natural Gas Rig Count

Cadence weekly

Why it matters Changes in rig counts can signal future crude oil and natural gas supply trends, impacting feedstock costs for refiners. Higher rig counts could suggest increased supply, potentially lowering crude prices.

Signal to watch Sustained increase in crude oil rig count (potential for lower crude costs, bullish for refiners); sustained decrease (potential for higher crude costs, bearish).

Confidence: high

4. Federal Register / Regulations.gov — Rulemaking Dockets

Matched (medium)cand_regulations_gov_33b144da · candidate

Metric/field Docket Activity for EPA Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) Regulations

Cadence irregular

Why it matters Regulatory uncertainty and compliance costs associated with the RFS program and RINs market are material risks. Monitoring rulemaking activity provides early signals of potential policy changes or SRE approvals/denials.

Signal to watch New dockets or comments indicating potential for SRE approvals or RFS program adjustments (bullish); dockets indicating stricter regulations or denials (bearish).

Confidence: high

5. EIA — U.S. Refinery Utilization and Capacity

Matched (medium)cand_eia_bbaeadef · access=api · candidate

Metric/field U.S. Refinery Utilization Rate (%), Operable Crude Oil Distillation Capacity (Thousand Barrels per Calendar Day)

Cadence weekly

Why it matters High U.S. refinery utilization indicates strong domestic demand and efficient operations, contributing to the theme's bull case of tight capacity. Capacity changes reflect long-term supply dynamics.

Signal to watch Sustained high utilization rates (bullish); significant declines or capacity reductions (bearish).

Confidence: high

Paid Alt Data Watch

1. Kpler / Vortexa — Global Oil & Products Flows and Inventories

Matchedvortexa_crude_refined_product_cargo_flows · access=file · map_only

Metric/field Global refined product tanker movements (volume, origin, destination) for gasoline, diesel, jet fuel; Estimated floating storage volumes for key products.

Cadence daily

Why it matters Provides real-time insights into global supply/demand balances and trade flows, directly impacting refiners' commercial and refining segments. Critical for monitoring the global capacity shortage and product inventory rebuild.

Signal to watch Decreasing global product flows or increasing floating storage (bearish for supply); increasing flows to short markets (bullish).

Confidence: high

2. S&P Global Commodity Insights (Platts) — Global Refinery Outage and Capacity Data

Matched (medium)s_p_global_trade_supply_chain_data · access=file · map_only

Metric/field Global refinery outage volumes (barrels per day), Planned vs. Unplanned Outages, Regional Capacity Changes

Cadence daily

Why it matters Directly tracks the 'over 5 million barrels per day offline' bull case. Monitoring this data provides real-time updates on global refining capacity, a core driver of elevated crack spreads.

Signal to watch Sustained high levels of offline capacity (bullish); significant return of capacity (bearish).

Confidence: high

3. OPIS — RINs Price Assessments and Market Analysis

Matched (medium)opis_retail_fuel_prices · access=file · map_only

Metric/field Daily D4 RIN prices, Daily D6 RIN prices, RINs market commentary, Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) impact analysis.

Cadence daily

Why it matters RINs volatility and compliance costs are a material risk. OPIS provides granular, real-time pricing and analysis crucial for understanding the financial impact on refiners like DK and PBF.

Signal to watch Declining RIN prices or favorable SRE outlook (bullish); rising RIN prices or unfavorable policy outlook (bearish).

Confidence: high

4. Rystad Energy — Global Refinery Asset Database

Not in registry

Metric/field Refinery operational status (online/offline), Throughput capacity by refinery, Planned maintenance schedules, Expansion project updates.

Cadence weekly

Why it matters Offers detailed, asset-level insights into the global refining landscape, complementing broader market reports. Helps track specific refinery issues and expansions that impact supply.

Signal to watch Delays in planned restarts or new outages (bullish); faster-than-expected restarts or new capacity additions (bearish).

Confidence: high

5. GasBuddy Business Pages — Retail Fuel Price Data

Not in registry

Metric/field Average retail gasoline price (cents/gallon), Average retail diesel price (cents/gallon), Price differentials by region/state.

Cadence daily

Why it matters High retail fuel prices can lead to demand destruction, a key bear risk. This data provides real-time insight into consumer-facing prices and regional variations, impacting demand for refiners' products.

Signal to watch Sustained high retail prices leading to reduced demand (bearish); declining prices stimulating demand (bullish).

Confidence: high

Prediction Market Watch

1. Military action against Saudi Oil Pipeline (East-West) by...?

Polymarket · Confidence: high

Matched (medium)pm_polymarket_mu_q1_nand_rev_above_17b · access=api

Market https://polymarket.com/event/military-action-against-saudi-oil-pipeline-east-west-byptptpt

Why it matters Geopolitical instability in the Middle East is a primary driver of the 'Energy Bottleneck '26: US Refiners' theme, contributing to elevated crack spreads and tight global product inventories. Military action against a major oil pipeline would directly exacerbate crude supply disruptions, leading to higher crude prices and further supporting the elevated refining margins that benefit US refiners.

Series key pm_saudi_oil_pipeline_military_action

2. Will the US ban crude oil exports? (Before Jan 1, 2027)

Kalshi · Confidence: medium

Matched (medium)pm_kalshi_ddr5_ye2027_above_95 · access=api

Market https://kalshi.com/markets/kxcrudeexportban

Why it matters The potential for US government action on export restrictions, particularly for refined products like diesel, is a key risk factor for US refiners. While this contract specifically addresses crude oil exports, a ban on crude exports would significantly alter domestic crude supply and pricing dynamics, impacting refiners' input costs and potentially their ability to export refined products if domestic crude becomes oversupplied.

Series key kalshi_us_crude_export_ban

3. Will Venezuelan crude oil production reach __ barrels per day in 2026?

Polymarket · Confidence: medium

Matched (medium)pm_polymarket_mu_q1_nand_rev_above_17b · access=api

Market https://polymarket.com/event/will-venezuelan-crude-oil-production-reach-barrels-per-day-in-2026

Why it matters Valero, a key constituent in the theme, benefits from advantaged crude-sourcing regions, including access to Venezuelan crude. An increase in Venezuelan crude oil production could impact global crude supply, potentially affecting crude prices and differentials, which are significant input costs for US refiners. Changes in crude input costs directly influence refining margins.

Series key pm_venezuelan_crude_production

Theme Plain English
US refiners capitalize on a prolonged downstream bottleneck characterized by tight global refining capacity, persistent geopolitical disruptions, and historically elevated crack spreads. Advantaged by abundant domestic crude feedstocks and strategic export access to structurally short European and Latin American markets, American downstream operators generate outsized cash flows. This margin tailwind enables rapid balance-sheet deleveraging, aggressive shareholder capital returns, and selective investments in renewable fuels and midstream logistics.
Key Metrics3 rows
MetricCadenceWhat It SignalsUpdate Source
Refining Crack Spreads (e.g., 3-2-1 Crack Spread)Daily/Real-timeSustained high crack spreads indicate robust refining profitability and tight product supply, driven by global capacity shortages and geopolitical disruptions (bullish). Declining spreads suggest margin compression and easing supply (bearish).LLM_Approved
U.S. Refined Product Inventories (Gasoline, Distillate, Jet Fuel)WeeklyLow inventory levels, especially for middle distillates, signal an energy bottleneck and support high crack spreads (bullish). Rapid inventory builds suggest easing supply or demand destruction (bearish).LLM_Approved
Renewable Identification Number (RIN) Prices (D4, D6)Daily/WeeklyRising RIN prices increase compliance costs for refiners, compressing margins (bearish). Declining prices or significant Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) approvals would alleviate cost pressure (bullish).LLM_Approved
Upcoming Catalysts8 rows
CatalystEstimated TimingEstimated Date StartEstimated Date EndWhy It MattersTicker Or Theme SpecificSource TypesContributing TickersMention CountBase ScoreSource WeightSpecificity WeightMacro BridgeMacro Bridge MultiplierTheme ScoreDate AggregatedManual OverrideBridge Mention CountTheme Base ScoreTheme Importance ScoreSource TypeCatalyst SourceCatalyst IDTranscript Date
Q3 2026 earnings season for US refiners, providing updates on refining capture rates, margins, throughput, capital allocation, and outlook. Exxon's recent signal of significant Q3 refining margins sets a high bar for the sector.Late October - Early November 20262026-10-222026-11-10Earnings calls from anchor positions like Valero (VLO) and Marathon Petroleum (MPC), along with other key players, offer a strong read-through for the entire sector. Specific updates on projects, debt reduction, and strategic initiatives will be closely watched, especially given the strong Q2 results and current high crack spreads. Exxon's recent signal of $4.5B to Q3 earnings reinforces the potential for robust profitability.Themetheme_composerVLO, MPC, PSX, DINO, PBF, CVI, PARR, DK, SUN90.01351.181.05Regulatory/Policy, Economic1.6882.82682026-10-23False11.696354.5968theme_composerTheme composer
Changes in China's refined product export policy, particularly a potential reversal of its current export suspension, which could significantly impact global product markets.Ongoing, with potential for sudden policy changes2026-10-182027-12-31China's policies regarding product exports significantly influence global product markets. A reversal of its current export suspension could flood the market, depressing product prices and impacting refining margins for US refiners, which are currently benefiting from tight global supply. Monitoring Singapore crack spreads provides an early signal of these potential shifts.Themetheme_composerDINO, VLO, PBF, PSX, MPC, DK, CVI, PARR, SUN90.01341.180.85Regulatory/Policy, Weather/Climate1.6472.20592026-10-23False11.696280.1652theme_composerTheme composer
Potential US government action on diesel export restrictions, following recent discussions and political statements regarding high domestic prices and the President's comments on importing Russian diesel.Ongoing, with potential for sudden policy announcements in late 2026 or early 20272026-10-182027-03-31Talk of potential US diesel-export restrictions has already stalled refiner stock rallies. Any actual policy implementation would significantly impact US refiners' ability to export to structurally short markets like Europe and Latin America, potentially depressing domestic product prices and severely compressing margins for all constituents. Recent news indicates a temporary hold on a ban, but the underlying pressure remains.Themetheme_composerVLO, MPC, PSX, DINO, PBF, CVI, PARR, DK, SUN90.01251.180.92Regulatory/Policy1.351.83472026-10-23False21.696248.5555theme_composerTheme composer
EPA decisions on 2025 Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) petitions, which directly impact refiner compliance costs under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program.Ongoing, with potential announcements for 2025 SREs expected in late 2026 or early 20272026-10-182027-03-31Regulatory uncertainty and substantial compliance costs associated with the RFS program and volatile RINs market pose a material risk to refiner profitability. Favorable SRE approvals or policy adjustments could substantially reduce operating expenses for refiners like Delek (DK) and PBF Energy (PBF), boosting their free cash flow.Themetheme_composerDK, PBF, VLO, DINO, PSX50.0081.180.92Regulatory/Policy1.351.16712026-10-23False20.8611126.1923theme_composerTheme composer
Completion of El Dorado vacuum furnace project during the planned El Dorado refinery turnaround.commences in September; during the fall turnaround2026-09-012026-11-30This project is expected to enhance operational reliability, improve product yields, and enable processing of an additional 10,000 barrels per day of heavy crude, positively impacting refining profitability after the turnaround.Tickerearnings_transcriptDINO (ticker)DINO_e3e8ae462026-07-28
EPA decision on Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) petitions for the 2025 compliance year.Expected in Q4 2026, following the extension of the 2025 RFS compliance deadline from September 1, 2026.2026-09-012026-12-31Favorable SRE decisions would alleviate significant RVO compliance costs for Delek, directly boosting refining margins and free cash flow.Tickerearnings_transcriptDK (ticker)DK_c79e713f2026-08-05
HF Sinclair (DINO) is expected to provide further updates on the planned spin-off of its Lubricants and Specialties segment, a strategic move aimed at unlocking value by creating a capital-light model.Ongoing updates, with the Q3 2026 earnings call (late October 2026) being a likely forum for new information. Full separation expected mid-2027 to early 2028.2026-10-292028-03-31This strategic transformation aims to enhance shareholder value by creating a more focused, capital-light business. Its execution progress will be closely watched as a significant value-unlocking event for DINO and could influence valuation approaches for other diversified refiners.Themetheme_composerDINO10.00061.180.85Regulatory/Policy, Conference/Council1.620.08982026-10-23False10.00490.794theme_composerTheme composer
Commencement of the Paulsboro crude unit turnaround.late in the fall2026-11-012026-12-31This planned maintenance is necessary to maintain the mechanical integrity and reliable operation of the crude unit at the Paulsboro refinery.Tickerearnings_transcriptPBF (ticker)PBF_73d7ae702026-07-30
Notes2 rows

New Initiative

DateTypeCommentDetailSentimentTickers
2026-08-31Theme UpdateUS refiners are capitalizing on a prolonged energy bottleneck, driven by geopolitical disruptions and over 5M bpd global refining capacity offline. Constituents like VLO, PBF, SUN, and DINO reported strong Q2 results, benefiting from elevated crack spreads and tight product inventories. This favorable environment is expected to persist into 2027-2028, enabling deleveraging, shareholder returns, and strategic growth, despite ongoing RINs volatility.

New Initiative

BullishVLO, PBF, SUN, DINO
2026-09-17Theme UpdateThe 'Energy Bottleneck '26: US Refiners' theme is strongly reaffirmed by exceptional Q2 2026 results from VLO, PSX, PBF, DK, and SUN. Over 5M bpd global refining capacity remains offline, sustaining high crack spreads and driving robust profitability. Refiners are aggressively deleveraging, boosting shareholder returns, and investing in strategic growth initiatives. This favorable environment, including strong renewable fuels contributions, is expected to persist into 2027-2028, despite ongoing RINs volatility.

New Initiative

BullishVLO, PSX, PBF, DK, SUN, DINO, MPC, CVI, PARR

News

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Constituents

  • — HF Sinclair Corporation
  • DKT3
    — Delek US Holdings, Inc.
  • PBFT3
    — PBF Energy Inc.
  • PSXT3
    — Phillips 66
  • SUNT3
    — Sunoco LP
  • VLOT3
    — Valero Energy Corporation
  • CVIT3
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  • MPCT3
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  • PARRT3
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