Since the 1990s, American refiners have spent billions building cokers for heavy, high-sulfur crude from Venezuela, Mexico, and Ecuador.
Since the 1990s, American refiners have spent billions building cokers for heavy, high-sulfur crude from Venezuela, Mexico, and Ecuador.
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