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Unlocking value across the Central Corridor

Leaders discuss how connectivity across assets, teams and markets creates value from Canada to the Gulf Coast

This Today & Tomorrow episode explores how teams work together to optimize crude supply, move products to the highest-value markets and strengthen the company’s competitive position through integration.  

In the video below, leaders dive into this connected system where collaboration and flexibility help unlock opportunities across the value chain. 

Featuring, left to right: Todd Tanory, SVP, midstream operations; Chris Gallo, SVP, regional refining; Ronald Sanchez, VP, lubricants and specialties; Ryan Ebright, senior director, branded sales; and Mark Senn, SVP, global trading. 

Built for opportunity 

How are these connected assets helping Phillips 66 create flexibility to meet changing market demands? 

 

Operating as one system 

How does the Central Corridor work as more than just a collection of individual assets? 

Thinking beyond asset boundaries 

How does a broader mindset shape decision-making and impact the success of the enterprise? 

Take an even closer look at the assets, operations and capabilities that make up the Central Corridor. 

Today & Tomorrow: Moving energy across the Central Corridor 

From Canadian crude to customers around the world, Phillips 66’s Central Corridor works in symphony to keep energy moving. Read more

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