Integration strengthens Phillips 66’s West Coast advantage

Leaders discuss how the company meets the region’s unique product and logistics demands. The “Today and Tomorrow” series continues with a look at how Phillips 66’s integrated assets and business units work together to create value across the West Coast. The episode offers a closer look at the people, assets and collaboration behind the products and brands customers rely on every day. Featuring: Michael Andrew, VP, midstream, commercial and business development; John Field, head of brand marketing; Kim Head, SVP, global commercial operations; and Suresh Vaidyanathan, VP, aviation and renewable fuels.   HIGHLIGHTS Connect   Teams connect marine, rail and truck transportation with pipelines, terminals, refining, renewable fuels and branded outlets. View clip   Deliver   An integrated system creates flexibility to reach new customers, deliver reliable supply and strengthen supply diversity, reinforcing Phillips 66’s long-term commitment to the region and the 76 brand.  View clip Power   Why integration is essential to making the West Coast system more resilient, efficient and responsive to changing market needs.  View clip RELATED CONTENT: Today & Tomorrow: Moving energy across the West Coast — Company newsroom — sourced from Phillips 66. Matter furnished by the company. Not a Notice Nearby paid placement. This page reprints matter furnished by the company from its official newsroom. Notice Nearby did not write this release. Read the original: https://www.phillips66.com/newsroom/today-and-tomorrow-west-coast