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<p>Created page with &quot;Summary Information Ownership: Sunoco / Carlye Website: http://www.sunocoinc.com/ http://www.carlyle.com/ Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Capacity: 16.75 million tons/ann...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Summary Information<br /> Ownership: Sunoco / Carlye<br /> Website:<br /> http://www.sunocoinc.com/<br /> http://www.carlyle.com/<br /> Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania<br /> Capacity: 16.75 million tons/annum &amp; 335,000 bbl/day<br /> Nelson Complexity:<br /> Refining Depth:<br /> Brief Description<br /> A large medium complexity refinery<br /> Refining Units<br /> Atmospheric Distillation<br /> Vacuum Distillation - 163,200<br /> FCC - 138,500<br /> Catalytic Reformer - 86,000<br /> HF alkylation unit<br /> Hydrotreatment<br /> Naphtha - 88,000<br /> Gasoline - 65,000<br /> Other-113,000<br /> Terminal Capacity<br /> Crude Oil:<br /> Refined Products:<br /> Crude Supply<br /> Most of the crude oil processed at Sunoco’s refineries is light-sweet crude oil<br /> The refinery processes crude oils supplied from foreign sources<br /> Approximately 60 percent of Sunoco’s crude oil supply for its Philadelphia and Marcus Hook refineries during 2010 came from Nigeria<br /> The refinery is also processing a small amount of Bakken Crude<br /> Products Produced<br /> Gasoline, Diesel, Jet Fuel, Kerosene, Home Heating Oil, Propane, Butane<br /> Ongoing Projects<br /> The new joint venture plan the following investments:<br /> Upgrade the Catalytic Cracker<br /> Build High-Speed Train Unloading Facility at Refinery<br /> Build Mild Hydrocracker and Hydrogen Plant<br /> See Philadelphia Refinery Upgrade Project for details<br /> Other Information<br /> -<br /> History<br /> 1988 - Refinery part of acquisition of Atlantic Petroleum Corporation<br /> 1994 - Acquired Chevron's Philadelphia Refinery, immediately adjacent to the former Atlantic facility, and set to work combining the two into a single, more efficient refining complex<br /> 2009 - Project to reconfigure a previously idled hydrocracking unit to enable desulfurization of diesel fuel completed<br /> 2011 - Sunoco announces decision to sell or close the refinery<br /> 2012 - Sunoco Enters into Exclusive Discussions with The Carlyle Group to form a JV for the refinery<br /> 2012 - The Carlyle Group and Sunoco Agree to Form Philadelphia Refinery Joint Venture<br /> Relevant Links<br /> Sunoco to Exit Refining and Conduct Strategic Review of the Company<br /> Sunoco Refining<br /> 2010 Annual Report<br /> Philadelphia Refinery, CSR Report<br /> Sunoco running Bakken crude at refineries<br /> Sunoco Enters into Exclusive Discussions with The Carlyle Group Regarding Philadelphia Refinery Joint Venture<br /> The Carlyle Group and Sunoco Agree to Form Philadelphia Refinery Joint Venture<br /> Sunoco and The Carlyle Group Complete Formation of Philadelphia Refinery Joint Venture</div>

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