U.S. refiner Phillips 66’s (PSX.N) decision to market a Louisiana oil processing plant offers a key test of investors’ views on the pace of the transition to electric vehicles, refinery industry experts said on Wednesday. Phillips 66, the fourth largest U.S. refiner, on Tuesday said it has put its 255,600-barrel-per-day (bpd) Alliance plant on the market, citing “the evolving energy landscape.” The 50-year-old plant makes gasoline, diesel and jet fuel for U.S. and Latin American markets. Reuters on Tuesday reported Phillips 66 is in talks with a potential buyer. A spokesman declined to comment, calling any talks confidential. read more Analysts said potential buyers may be willing to make a contrarian bet on motor fuel demand, pointing to private equity firms and rival Gulf Coast refiners Motiva Enterprises, Valero […]