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* [[Valero Corpus Christi Refinery]] (Bill Greehey) | * [[Valero Corpus Christi Refinery]] (Bill Greehey) | ||
* [[Valero Houston Refinery]] | * [[Valero Houston Refinery]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[McKee Refinery]] |
* [[Memphis Refinery]] | * [[Memphis Refinery]] | ||
* [[Meraux Refinery]] | * [[Meraux Refinery]] | ||
* [[Valero Port Arthur Refinery]] | * [[Valero Port Arthur Refinery]] | ||
* [[Quebec City Refinery]] (Jean Gaulin) | * [[Quebec City Refinery]] (Jean Gaulin) | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[New Orleans Refinery]] |
* [[Valero Texas City Refinery]] | * [[Valero Texas City Refinery]] | ||
* [[Three Rivers Refinery]] | * [[Three Rivers Refinery]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:02, 23 August 2023
Introduction
- Valero is the largest independent refiner in the world, with 15 refineries and more than 3 million barrles per day of capacity
North America
- Ardmore Refinery
- Benicia Refinery
- Valero Corpus Christi Refinery (Bill Greehey)
- Valero Houston Refinery
- McKee Refinery
- Memphis Refinery
- Meraux Refinery
- Valero Port Arthur Refinery
- Quebec City Refinery (Jean Gaulin)
- New Orleans Refinery
- Valero Texas City Refinery
- Three Rivers Refinery
- Valero Wilmington Refinery
Europe
Former Refineries
- Aruba Refinery - Closed down
- Delaware City Refinery
- Paulsboro Refinery
