…of June of 2016… US oil refineries were operating at 81.9% of their capacity while using those 14,302,000 barrels of crude per day during the week ending September 3rd, down from…

…below the 5,000,000 barrels of distillates that were being produced daily during the week ending September 20th, 2019.. With the big increase in our gasoline production, our supply of gasoline in…

…goods by calling attention to two features: whether enjoyment of the good subtracts from the total supply still available for consumption and the difficulty of restricting access to the good….

…an increase in global prices, underpinning LNG demand, which nonetheless still left gas prices down 2.4% for the week… The EIA’s natural gas storage report for the week ending October…

…were being processed daily during the pandemic impacted week ending October 23rd of last year, but 5.9% less than the 15,998,000 barrels of crude that were being processed daily during the week…

…than the 4,875,000 barrels of distillates that were being produced daily during the week ending November 1st, 2019.. Despite the increase in our gasoline production, our supply of gasoline in storage…

…of distillates that were being produced daily during the week ending November 15th, 2019.. With the decrease in our gasoline production, our supplies of gasoline in storage at the end of…

…Capacity (Percent) (eia.gov) US oil refineries were operating at 88.8% of their capacity while using those 15,631,000 barrels of crude per day during the week ending November 26th, up from…

…5.9% less than the 5,228,000 barrels of distillates that were being produced daily during the week ending December 6th, 2019.. Even with the big drop in our gasoline production, our supplies…

…poison. Now some are trying to make the others who are restricting the use of legal drugs the enemy. Some opening points before I get into the next part of…