Meanings of domestic refinery in English

The imports top up domestic refinery output.

Big fuel firms have decreased our domestic refinery and storage capacity as it costs less to ship oil in.

Gas and domestic refinery demand means Kuwait also faces a limit on how much more it can cut, industry sources say.

Hosseini said sanctions on refined petroleum products would have little effect on Iran's economy because it can increase domestic refinery output and reduce consumption.

Crude supplies again rose even as domestic refinery utilization surged, moving up 8.6 percentage points to 80.9 percent of capacity last week.

Gains in the energy markets were led by U.S. gasoline futures, which climbed 7.49 cents to $1.9132 a gallon amid slowing domestic refinery activity.

Iran, the world's fifth-largest oil exporter, lacks domestic refineries and imports some 40 percent of its gasoline.

Its six domestic refineries have accumulated annual operating losses of about $5 billion in recent years.

The energy ministry told Reuters that there were no requests from big oil producers to increase supplies for domestic refineries.

Fuel imports now represent 60 percent of the country's total consumption, as crude processing at Mexico's domestic refineries has steadily declined.

Indonesia is Asia's largest importer of gasoline and diesel as its aging domestic refineries are only able to meet about two-thirds of demand.

Canadian Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver welcomed the announcement as a way to lower prices for domestic refineries and reduce their reliance on foreign suppliers.

Lopez Obrador has pledged to lessen Mexico's dependence on fuel imports by revamping Pemex's six existing domestic refineries, as well as building the new facility.

Domestic refinery utilization rose 1.3 percentage points to 82.2 percent of capacity last week, below forecasts for a rise of 2.9 percentage points.