Make that NONE, not much. It is far cheaper to send to the closer West Coast refineries.
“Make that NONE, not much. It is far cheaper to send to the closer West Coast refineries.”
You mean the ones to be built in Baja Mexico? The tree-huggers on the west coast aren’t keen to increase refinery capacity to handle all that crude.
I stand corrected. I believe that the larger point remains valid: that the Asian/Pacific crude oil market, of which Alaskan crude oil production is a part, has upward pressures for the reasons stated.