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Eunice Bridges

Houston
As seen in: Argus Media, World Ports Organization
Integrated Communications Lead, @exxonmobil. Latina. Bilingual. Soccer mom turned football mom. Huge fan of @DanielBridges24. Formerly @Phillips66Co @ArgusMedia
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US DOE: Roughly 7mn b/d moving through Hormuz

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By Priya Rajan, Eunice Bridges, Nicholas Watt Verified
| World Ports Organization
Houston, 12 June (Argus) — About 7mn b/d of crude and oil products are moving through the strait of Hormuz, US energy secretary Chris Wright said today, but other industry sources dispute that figure. The 7mn b/d is “a rough average of where we are right now, and it’s rising,” Wright said at the Bloomberg Energy Security Executive Briefing in Houston, Texas, Friday.
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US refiners boost jet fuel to near record levels

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By Carlos Nieves, Eunice Bridges, Hunter Fite
| World Ports Organization
Houston, 21 May (Argus) — US refiners are pumping out jet fuel at a near-record pace as global demand surges because of Iran-war related supply disruptions. US jet fuel output has reached above 2mn b/d in recent weeks, as refiners have added capacity and maximized yields, according to Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates. The output is nearing the record weekly high of about 2.1mn bl set in July 2024.
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Venezuela lawyers say Citgo value up on war

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By Carlos Nieves, Eunice Bridges
| World Ports Organization
Houston, 18 May (Argus) — The value of US firm Citgo has increased substantially because of the war in Iran and a court-mandated sale of the refiner should be halted, lawyers for Venezuela said in a filing last week.
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