NEW YORK: As gasoline prices soar and the United States considers invoking Cold War-era laws to boost production, there’s a massive pool of oil refining capacity on the other side of the Pacific Ocean that’s sitting idle.
Around a third of Chinese fuel-processing capacity is currently out of action, as Asia’s largest economy struggles to put the coronavirus behind it.
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