Hurricane Harvey wreaks havoc on US petrol supply and prices
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US drivers are starting to feel the effects of Tropical Storm Harvey in their wallets as the country's fuel distribution network, starting at the Gulf Coast and stretching across the country, is squeezed by floods, refinery closures and dwindling supplies.
At least 3.6 million barrels per day (bpd) of refining capacity is offline and more refineries are at risk of shutdowns as the storm relentlessly dumps rain on Texas and heads towards Louisiana.
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