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Germany Wants to Stop More Oil Refinery Closures as Costs Mount

Germany said it will seek to stem the loss of oil refining capacity, arguing that closures are hurting not only fuel suppliers and consumers but the country’s vast chemicals manufacturing sector too.

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Germany Wants to Stop More Oil Refinery Closures as Costs Mount
Germany said it will seek to stem the loss of oil refining capacity, arguing that closures are hurting not only fuel suppliers and consumers but the country’s vast chemicals manufacturing sector too.
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