Phillips 66 executives say integrated assets bolster West Coast supply flexibility

By Public Technologies
  • Phillips 66 executives highlighted a push to deepen integration across its West Coast system to improve supply reliability and logistics flexibility.
  • Management framed the strategy as a way to reach new customers while increasing supply diversity across the region.
  • Leaders pointed to tighter coordination of transportation with refining, terminals, renewable fuels, and branded outlets to support the 76 brand.
  • Executives said the integrated approach is intended to make the West Coast network more resilient, efficient, and responsive to changing market demand.


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