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Summary Information
Ownership: Valero
Website: http://www.valero.com/
List of Valero Refineries
Location: California
Capacity: 8.5 million tons/annum & 170,000 bbl/day
Nelson Complexity:
Refining Depth:
Brief Description
It is one of the most complex refineries in the United States.
Approximately 70 percent of the refinery’s product slate is CARB gasoline
The refinery also has significant asphalt production capabilities
Refining Units
Atmospheric Distillation
Vacuum Distillation - 81,300
Fluid Coker - 29,500
FCC - 75,300
Hydrocracker - 34,000
Catalytic Reformer - 37,200
Desulphurisation
Naphtha - 30,000
Gasoline - 43,200
Jet Fuel - 15,400
Diesel - 15,000
Other Distillate - 5,000
Heavy Gas Oil - 39,000
Other - 21,700
Terminal Capacity
Crude Oil:
Refined Products:
Crude Supply
The refinery processes domestic crude from the San Joaquin Valley in California and the Alaska North Slope, along with foreign sour crudes
Valero is planning to transport domestic crudes by rail to the refinery
Products Produced
Propane, butane, CARB gasoline, ultra-low-sulfur diesel (ULSD), jet fuel, fuel oil, residual oil and asphalt
Ongoing Projects
-
Other Information
-
History
1968 - Refinery commissioned
2000 - Valero acquired the Benicia Refinery from ExxonMobil
2001 - Valero acquired the adjacent Asphalt Refinery
Relevant Links
Refinery Webpage
Valero Executes Definitive Agreementto Acquire Huntway Refining Company

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 * The refinery processes domestic crude from the San Joaquin Valley in California and the Alaska North Slope, along with foreign sour crudes
 * Valero is planning to transport domestic crudes by rail to the refinery
-Products Produced
+=== Products Produced ===
 * Propane, butane, CARB gasoline, ultra-low-sulfur diesel (ULSD), jet fuel, fuel oil, residual oil and asphalt
 === Projects ===
+-

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 * Website: http://www.valero.com/
 * List of [[Valero Refineries]]
-Location: California
+* Location: California
-Capacity: 8.5 million tons/annum & 170,000 bbl/day
+* Capacity: 8.5 million tons/annum & 170,000 bbl/day
-Nelson Complexity:
+* Nelson Complexity:
-Refining Depth:
+* Refining Depth:
-Brief Description
+=== Brief Description ===
-It is one of the most complex refineries in the United States.
+* It is one of the most complex refineries in the United States.
-Approximately 70 percent of the refinery’s product slate is CARB gasoline
+* Approximately 70 percent of the refinery’s product slate is CARB gasoline
-The refinery also has significant asphalt production capabilities
+* The refinery also has significant asphalt production capabilities
-Refining Units
+=== Refining Units ===
-Atmospheric Distillation
+* Atmospheric Distillation
-Vacuum Distillation - 81,300
+* Vacuum Distillation - 81,300
-Fluid Coker - 29,500
+* Fluid Coker - 29,500
-FCC - 75,300
+* FCC - 75,300
-Hydrocracker - 34,000
+* Hydrocracker - 34,000
-Catalytic Reformer - 37,200
+* Catalytic Reformer - 37,200
-Desulphurisation
+* Desulphurisation
-Naphtha - 30,000
+** Naphtha - 30,000
-Gasoline - 43,200
+** Gasoline - 43,200
-Jet Fuel - 15,400
+** Jet Fuel - 15,400
-Diesel - 15,000
+** Diesel - 15,000
-Other Distillate - 5,000
+** Other Distillate - 5,000
-Heavy Gas Oil - 39,000
+** Heavy Gas Oil - 39,000
-Other - 21,700
+** Other - 21,700
-Terminal Capacity
+=== Terminal Capacity ===
-Crude Oil:
+* Crude Oil:
-Refined Products:
+* Refined Products:
-Crude Supply
+=== Crude Supply ===
-The refinery processes domestic crude from the San Joaquin Valley in California and the Alaska North Slope, along with foreign sour crudes
+* The refinery processes domestic crude from the San Joaquin Valley in California and the Alaska North Slope, along with foreign sour crudes
-Valero is planning to transport domestic crudes by rail to the refinery
+* Valero is planning to transport domestic crudes by rail to the refinery
 Products Produced
 * Propane, butane, CARB gasoline, ultra-low-sulfur diesel (ULSD), jet fuel, fuel oil, residual oil and asphalt
-Ongoing Projects
+=== Projects ===
+-
-Other Information
+=== Other Information ===
+-
-History
+=== History ===
 * 1968 - Refinery commissioned
 * 2000 - Valero acquired the Benicia Refinery from ExxonMobil
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 === Links ===
 # [https://www.valero.com/en-us/Pages/Benicia.aspx Refinery Webpage]
-# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:valero-executes-definitive-agreementto-acquire-huntw Valero Executes Definitive Agreementto Acquire Huntway Refining Company]
+# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:valero-executes-definitive-agreementto-acquire-huntw Valero Executes Definitive Agreement to Acquire Huntway Refining Company]