Why the US has taken the global oil market by storm? According to @DionRabouin of @axios, "both market forces and international regulations [#IMO2020] are pushing global demand towards exactly what the U.S. is selling." Read more here: https://t.co/xHs11BmbzD

Delaying #IMO2020 implementation would disrupt "a decade's worth of planning by the #oil and shipping industries, unintentionally harming American consumers in the process." @GLandrith of @FoF_Liberty explains in the @HoustonChron: https://t.co/f3fRvwBLbA

With #IMO2020 standards in place, the previously closed Limetree Bay refinery in the US Virgin Islands could re-open. This would create more than 2000 jobs. In a territory that's been devastated by hurricanes, these kinds of benefits can't be overlooked. https://t.co/uonxyCsB20

The headline says it all: U.S. refining capacity hits another all-time high, set to grow big-time in 2019 and beyond with #IMO2020
The U.S. refining industry is more than prepared for the standards & embracing them will secure our global #EnergyDominance. https://t.co/YqMkHXRTUh

Over the next 5 years, the U.S. will account for the largest share of total global #oil production. #IMO2020 positions us for this success. Read more from @Ben_Geman of @axios: https://t.co/op0U1W5QKf #EnergyDominance

Why do U.S. refiners think that America is ready to meet #IMO2020 standards? One reason is that they've been preparing for over a decade by making billions of dollars worth of investments to their plants. Why else? Read more here: https://t.co/NNwEmqkK0Y