Many oil and gas producers consume diesel in their daily operations. As diesel prices have hit new record highs, producers have paid more attention to this cost and how to mitigate it.
Most think about the price at the pump, but producers looking to reduce diesel price-risk exposure need to think about it a little differently. Maybe hedging the diesel crack spread is more appropriate.
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