Phillips 66 highlights shipping control as key to energy supply at Baker Institute summit

By Public Technologies
  • Phillips 66 global trading chief Mark Senn outlined supply strategies at the Annual Energy Summit at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
  • Its 2-million-barrel-per-day refining system offers flexibility as crude availability grows while Russian refinery disruptions and reduced Chinese exports tighten refined-product supply.
  • Control of a large portion of its delivery fleet helps maintain customer access as shipping routes lengthen.
  • Senn emphasized disciplined market analysis as volatility makes traditional risk measures harder to interpret.


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