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Keynote Session

A Strategic Outlook on California's Fuel Market

Thursday 9/10  |  9:00AM - 10:15AM  |  Ocean Ballroom

What's Next for California's Fuel Market?

That's the focus of this year's CFCA Summit Keynote Panel. Refinery closures, evolving regulations, and ongoing supply concerns are reshaping California's fuel market. Our expert panelists will examine the current state of California's fuel market and what they mean for the industry.

Understanding what's driving the market—and where it's headed—has never been more important.

Go beyond the headlines with nationally recognized energy experts Skip York and Denton Cinquegrana for a timely discussion exploring where California's fuel market is headed, the trends driving change, and the risks and opportunities that lie ahead.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with our panelists during a live Q&A. Secure your spot today.

Denton Cinquegrana Headshot (left), Skip York Headshot (right)
Denton Cinquegrana (pictured left), Skip York (pictured right)

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About The Speakers

Denton Cinquegrana

Chief Oil Analyst, OPIS

In more than a decade with OPIS, Denton has covered nearly all markets for which OPIS has price discovery. Before being named Chief Oil Analyst, he was Executive Editor for U.S. Refined Products, overseeing day-to-day market coverage operations. During his time as a Markets Editor, his primary focus was on the heavily benchmarked U.S. West Coast. He graduated from Rutgers University in 1997 with a degree in Journalism and Mass Media.

Skip York

Chief Energy Strategist, Turner, Mason & Company

Dr. Harold “Skip” York is the Chief Energy Strategist at Turner Mason & Company, an energy consulting firm and also a non-resident fellow for Global Energy in the Center for Energy Studies at the Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University. In 2025, Inc. Magazine named him one of the 10 Most Influential Leaders Powering the Future of Energy. He is widely quoted in the media for his insights on strategic directions in the energy industry.

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