Diesel Is Running Short Worldwide: The Canadian Refiner Cashing In - The Motley Fool Canada
Expensive diesel makes deliveries, farming, and construction harder to finance. For a company able to turn crude oil into fuel, though, a shortage can create a stronger selling margin. That difference explains why an energy headline can hurt household budgets while helping a refiner.
Suncor Energy (TSX: SU) gives Canadian investors exposure to that business. It produces oil, refines it, and sells fuel through Petro-Canada. The investment case is stronger when we separate what it earns from producing crude and what it earns from processing it.
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