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The 15 pages that link to Oil refinery, each with the reason it gives.

• GasolineRelated: Refineries produce gasoline and can affect nearby air and water quality.

• Petrochemical industryBroader topic: Integrated refineries and petrochemical plants share streams, infrastructure, and environmental burdens.

• PetrochemicalRelated: Refineries supply many petrochemical feedstocks and concentrate associated air-pollution risks.

• Petroleum industryBroader topic: Refining turns crude oil into products suited to specific uses.

• Stranded assetBroader topic: Refineries face stranding risk if demand for refined fuels declines faster than expected.

• AbadanNarrower topic: The refinery is the defining industrial landmark of Abadan.

• Persian Gulf oil tradeRelated: Refining within Gulf states changes whether exports leave as crude or finished products.

• Chemical plantCompared with: Refineries share process equipment with chemical plants but focus primarily on petroleum processing.

• William Knox D'ArcyNarrower topic: The oil discovered under D'Arcy's concession required refining before it could serve major markets.

• BalikpapanNarrower topic: Refining converts crude arriving through the port into products for Indonesian markets.

• Leeward AntillesRelated: Refining shaped Curaçao’s economy and its historical ties to Venezuelan oil.

• ABC IslandsRelated: Refining Venezuelan oil transformed Curaçao’s economy and drew workers from across the region.

• H. L. HuntRelated: Refining gave Hunt’s operations a route from East Texas crude to salable petroleum products.

• Jurong IslandRelated: Refineries supply feedstocks and products within the island’s energy and chemical complex.

• Shell plcRelated: Refining turns crude oil from Shell’s upstream business into fuels and feedstocks.