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More than 20% of global refining capacity reportedly at risk of closure

A report warns that over one-fifth of global refining capacity could face closure. Such a contraction could significantly affect fuel supply and energy markets.

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Widespread refinery closures could tighten fuel markets and increase energy costs internationally.

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  1. More than 20% of global refining capacity at risk of closure  |  Peak Oil News and Message Boards ↗peakoil.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 6:17 PM UTC

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