"Hawaii imports over 80% of its energy as crude oil, which is processed at the state's sole operational refinery—the Par Hawaii facility in Kapolei, Oahu. This crude comes primarily from Argentina, Libya, Nigeria, Brazil, Guyana, and Alaska. The refinery processes these imports into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel."
To Tam's point, and what was not mentioned by your quote above, but is in the link you provided, is that Hawaii imports a significant amount of already refined fuels, mostly jet fuel for both commercial and military use, from South Korea, Libya, and Argentina, most from South Korea as was also mentioned elsewhere on this thread.
Guess which Strait the crude that South Korea uses to make Hawaii's jet fuel imports goes through?
To Tam's point, and what was not mentioned by your quote above, but is in the link you provided, is that Hawaii imports a significant amount of already refined fuels, mostly jet fuel for both commercial and military use, from South Korea, Libya, and Argentina, most from South Korea as was also mentioned elsewhere on this thread.
Guess which Strait the crude that South Korea uses to make Hawaii's jet fuel imports goes through?
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