
A Strategic Outlook on California’s Fuel Market | Ep 27
California fuel prices aren't just a pump problem. They reflect a fragile global system colliding with some of the strictest gasoline standards in the world. This conversation looks at why supply keeps tightening, why refinery closures matter so much, and how events abroad can hit California drivers. Hear Skip York, from Turner Mason and Denton Cinquegrana from OPIS, explain why California is effectively a fuel island, an insightful breakdown on how refining works, and why limited refining and transport capacity can become a worldwide problem. Episode Highlights: Why California gasoline is chemically different from fuel in most of the U.S. How refinery shutdowns can trigger major supply shocks How the Jones Act waiver changed import routes Why better fuel economy, not just electric vehicles, has driven much of the drop in gasoline demand 🎙 Produced by the California Fuels & Convenience Alliance (CFCA). – To learn more about the California Fuels & Convenience Alliance, visit www.cfca.energy DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of CFCA. CFCA is a non-profit, non-partisan organization. #BeyondThePump #FuelLandscape #CFCA #California #Podcast #FuelIndustry #EnergyPolicy




