CEC: California Gasoline Stocks Climb 83,000 Bbl on Week


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) -- California gasoline inventories climbed in the week 
ending November 14, driven by increases in Northern and Southern California, 
according to the California Energy Commission's Weekly Fuels Report released 
Thursday (11/20).

   Statewide gasoline stocks, including CARB reformulated, non-California, and 
blending components, climbed by 83,000 bbl to 10.242 million bbl, up 2% from 
last year.

   Northern California saw the largest movement this week, with total gasoline 
inventories falling by 134,000 bbl to 4.910 million bbl, but still up 8% 
annually.

   Northern CARB gasoline climbed by 22,000 bbl to 3.047 million bbl. Northern 
non-California gasoline climbed by 115,000 bbl to 315,000 bbl. Northern 
blending components fell by 271,000 bbl to 1.548 million bbl.

   Southern California gasoline inventories climbed by 217,000 bbl to 5.332 
million bbl, down 3% year over year.

   Southern CARB gasoline climbed by 185,000 bbl to 2.404 million bbl. Southern 
non-California gasoline climbed by 56,000 bbl to 502,000 bbl. Southern blending 
components fell by 24,000 bbl to 2.426 million bbl.

   Statewide gasoline production fell by 483,000 bbl to 4.954 million bbl, down 
22% from the previous year.

   Southern California gasoline production fell by 718,000 bbl to 2.951 million 
bbl, down 31% annually.

   Southern CARB gasoline production fell by 887,000 bbl to 2.608 million bbl, 
while Southern non-California gasoline fell by 169,000 bbl to 343,000 bbl.

   Northern California gasoline production climbed by 234,000 bbl to 2.002 
million bbl, but remained down 5% from last year. Northern CARB production 
climbed by 123,000 bbl to 1.818 million bbl, while Northern non-California 
gasoline climbed by 111,000 bbl to 184,000 bbl.




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