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The pipelines, railroads, ships, roads and storage used by the refining and petrochemical manufacturing industries are an essential part of these multi-faceted businesses.

Petrochemical manufacturers are working on novel “molecular” recycling solutions to give new life to plastic products — including many single-use plastics — so they can safely provide value over and over again.

AFPM explores a day in the life of Richard, a maintenance contractor at HollyFrontier's Navajo Refinery in Artesia, NM.

What are petrochemicals? Watch this video to learn about the building blocks that make modern life possible.

Contrary to the common misconception, refiners that produce gasoline don't set the price you pay at the pump. We made an explainer video you can share with your friends and family next time you're asked this question.

We need fossil fuels and all other possible energy sources so we can enjoy the same standard of living.

Petrochemicals, derived from oil and gas, serve as the essential building blocks for a wide array of products that we rely on in our daily lives.

Have you ever wondered how crude oil or natural gas is processed, and how it becomes the building blocks of products we use everyday? This infographic gives a basic snapshot of how petrochemical manufacturing works.

US Department of Transportation data shows pipelines are the safest mode of energy transportation. Accidents are rare. According to the most recent numbers available, 99.999997% of gas and crude oil is moved safely through interstate transmission pipelines.