Phillips 66 is a diversified energy manufacturing and logistics company that focuses on the refining, transportation, and marketing of petroleum products. The company operates a network of refineries that produce a wide range of fuels and petrochemical products, contributing to the energy supply chain. Additionally, Phillips 66 is involved in the development of midstream and downstream activities, including the transportation of crude oil and refined products through pipelines and terminals. The company's operations emphasize safety, reliability, and environmental stewardship as they meet the energy needs of their customers while fostering innovation in energy technologies. Read More
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