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Venezuelan state energy giant PDVSA expects its refineries to
run at 44 percent capacity in August due to crude supply issues,
Reuters reported on Tuesday. At maximum output, the refinery
network can process up to 1.64 million barrels per day, but crude
supply issues last month caused the facilities to run at just 45
percent of their maximum level, the report said. The biggest
declines in crude processing will stem from scale-backs in the
Puerto la Cruz, Amaya and Cardon refineries. Of the twelve
distillation units present at those three facilities,…

Venezuelan state energy giant PDVSA expects its refineries to
run at 44 percent capacity in August due to crude supply issues,
Reuters reported on Tuesday. At maximum output, the refinery
network can process up to 1.64 million barrels per day, but crude
supply issues last month caused the facilities to run at just 45
percent of their maximum level, the report said. The biggest
declines in crude processing will stem from scale-backs in the
Puerto la Cruz, Amaya and Cardon refineries. Of the twelve
distillation units present at those three facilities,…

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