EIA: PADD 1 Distillate Stocks Up as Runs Rise, Gasoline DN


   
   SECAUCUS, NJ (DTN) -- Distillate inventories in the U.S. East Coast rose 
during the week ended July 10, along with jet fuel and crude oil balances, 
while gasoline stocks continued to fall, the U.S. Energy Information 
Administration (EIA) reported Wednesday (7/15).

   Distillate inventories on the East Coast increased by 1.3 million bbl to 
22.6 million bbl, leaving regional stocks 1.0 million bbl below comparable 
year-ago levels, the EIA's Weekly Petroleum Status Report showed.

   East Coast distillate imports decreased by 18,000 bpd to 49,000 bpd from the 
previous week and were down from the 133,000 bpd imported during the same week 
of 2025.

   Motor gasoline inventories in PADD 1 fell by 1.5 million bbl to 54.1 million 
bbl and remained 9.0 million bbl below the 63.1 million bbl recorded a year 
earlier. Gasoline imports into the region declined by 60,000 bpd to 232,000 bpd 
and were down from 414,000 bpd reported in the same week last year.

   Jet fuel inventories increased by 1.1 million bbl to 12.4 million bbl, 
leaving stocks 800,000 bbl above the 11.6 million bbl reported during the 
comparable week in 2025. East Coast jet fuel imports increased to 112,000 bpd 
from 95,000 bpd the previous week, compared to imports of 64,000 bpd recorded a 
year earlier.

   Crude oil inventories on the East Coast fell by 300,000 bbl to 8.0 million 
bbl and remained 1.4 million bbl below their comparable year-ago levels. Crude 
imports into PADD 1 averaged 382,000 bpd, up from 338,000 bpd the previous week 
but below the 844,000 bpd reported during the same week of 2025.

   Refinery utilization on the East Coast rose to 85.0% of operable capacity 
from 78.4% the previous week and 89.9% in the prior year.

   Crude oil inputs increased by 55,000 bpd to 780,000 bpd during the reference 
week, compared to the 817,000 bpd recorded during the same week last year.




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