Insight
US deep freeze hits Texas hard as US Gulf Coast shutters oil complex
Report summary
A historic spell of cold winter weather in Texas has brought volatility to the US Gulf Coast regional oil and product markets this week. Facilities across the entire value chain from crude oil production to refining and distribution have been affected. In this Inform, we examine the immediate impacts to the oil industry from 15-16 Feb as captured by Wood Mackenzie’s suite of real-time monitoring offerings.
Table of contents
- Upstream
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Midstream
- Pipeline
- Waterborne
- Downstream
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Figure 2: USGC refinery unit capacity offline
- Figure 3: Refined product production declines through 15 Feb
- Figure 1: Regional Pipeline flows affected by winter weather
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