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Gas prices rise as refineries brace for Sandy

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Six East Coast oil refineries representing 1. 19 million barrels per day - or 7 percent of total U.S. capacity - could potentially be hit by the deadly storm, which left at least 41 dead as it roared through the Caribbean and churned northward. The storm threat boosted gasoline and heating oil prices in New York trading over the past two sessions. Forecasters say Sandy is expected to be pulled in by another storm system moving from the west, making it come ashore in the northeast late Monday or early Tuesday and unleashing heavy rains, storm surges and possibly near hurricane-force winds. Some forecasters say Sandy has the potential to be a multibillion-dollar disaster, wreaking greater damage than last year's Hurricane Irene, but it was too soon to tell its actual trajectory, and refiners were taking early steps to prepare.

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Phillips

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Andy Lipow

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0.101257"Both our East Coast refineries have comprehensive hurricane preparedness procedures in place that they will implement based on the storm track, as they did last year for Hurricane Irene," said Michael Karlovich, ...
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Rich Johnson

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0"All of our East Coast operations continue to operate normally while we prepare our facilities for the storm," said Rich Johnson, ...
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