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Phillips 66 picks up operations amid post hurricane fuel shortage

It comes after the United States waived the Jones Act so that non-US vessels can be used by companies like Phillips 66.

Texas energy firm Phillips 66 (NYSE:PSX) stock moved into positive territory after it moved to help satisfy the post hurricane fuel shortage.

Philips 66 was able to temporarily charter a Marshall Islands flagged vessel thanks to a waiver to the Jones Act which would otherwise prevent the use of non-US flagged ships.

The vessel is being used for transport from the group’s 260,000 barrel a day refinery.

In pre-market dealing, Phillips 66 shares were up 35 cents or 0.4% at US$86.60.

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