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Question: John Macalister Royall - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Research Division - Analyst
: So sticking with RD, can you speak to the potential extension of the BTC that's been in the news this week and how you think about
returns on that project ex the BTC or with the BTC? And then any thoughts on LCFS price going forward, which has been on the
weaker side recently but maybe some catalysts around the scoping process and the Canada program starting next year?
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JULY 29, 2022 / 4:00PM, PSX.N - Q2 2022 Phillips 66 Earnings Call
Question: John Macalister Royall - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Research Division - Analyst
: That's really helpful. And then the next one is back to Refining. Can you talk about the turnarounds coming in at the lower end of
full year guidance, if I heard that correctly? Was there any deferral there? Were you able to execute on any of your turnarounds at
lower-than-expected costs? Just looking for some color there. And then maybe -- not sure if you're going to answer this, but any
early look into the kind of year you might expect in 2023 relative to this year, where presumably, I would think you have some
catch-up?
Question: Paul Cheng - Scotiabank Global Banking and Markets, Research Division - Analyst
: First, I want to also welcome and congratulate Mark to the -- your first conference call as the CEO.
Question: Paul Cheng - Scotiabank Global Banking and Markets, Research Division - Analyst
: Two questions. I think the first one is for Rich and the second one is for Mark. For Rich, I mean, yes, the market conditions remain
very robust. By the time come next year, is there an option that you can postpone the shutdown of Rodeo or that you do need to
shut it down because otherwise that you have to do a major maintenance or other reasons behind? If you can just give us some idea
on that. Is there any flexibility?
And the second question is for Mark. Mark, I think you touched on that. I think if we look back in last decade, the strategy for the
company is quite clear. There's more Midstream, more Chemical and less Refining and at 1 point early on in the decade, things that
even may be in the long-term future, Refining don't need to be part of the portfolio. And as you take on the seat, what is the new
look that -- from you on the longer term, given that Midstream seems to us is already overly invest. If you can, say, comment on
those, that would be great.
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