Difference between revisions of "PBF Martinez Refinery"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Abarrelfull (talk | contribs) (→Links) |
Abarrelfull (talk | contribs) |
||
| (3 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
=== Summary Information === | === Summary Information === | ||
| − | Ownership: PBF Energy | + | * Ownership: PBF Energy |
| − | Website: https://www.pbfenergy.com/ | + | * Website: https://www.pbfenergy.com/ |
| − | Location: Martinez, California, USA | + | * Location: Martinez, California, USA |
| − | Capacity: 8.25 million tons/annum & 165,000 bbl/day | + | * Capacity: 8.25 million tons/annum & 165,000 bbl/day |
| − | Nelson Complexity: | + | * Nelson Complexity: 16.1 |
| − | Refining Depth: | + | * Refining Depth: |
=== Brief Description === | === Brief Description === | ||
* 157,000 barrel-per-day, dual-coking refinery is located on an 860-acre site | * 157,000 barrel-per-day, dual-coking refinery is located on an 860-acre site | ||
=== Refining Units === | === Refining Units === | ||
| − | Atmospheric Distillation | + | * Atmospheric Distillation |
| − | Vacuum Distillation Unit | + | * Vacuum Distillation Unit |
| − | Catalytic cracker | + | * Catalytic cracker |
| − | Hydrocracker | + | * Hydrocracker |
| − | Delayed Coker | + | * Delayed Coker |
| − | Hydrogen Unit (Air Products) | + | * Hydrogen Unit (Air Products) |
=== Terminal Capacity === | === Terminal Capacity === | ||
| − | Crude Oil: | + | * Crude Oil: |
| − | Refined Products: | + | * Refined Products: |
=== Crude Supply === | === Crude Supply === | ||
| − | + | * The refinery runs a crude slate of an average 20°API with very high sulphur and acid | |
| + | * The crude is supplied by the [[San Pablo Bay Pipeline]] | ||
| + | |||
=== Products Produced === | === Products Produced === | ||
| − | automotive gasoline, jet fuel, diesel, petroleum coke, industrial fuel oils, liquefied petroleum gas, asphalt, and sulfur | + | * automotive gasoline, jet fuel, diesel, petroleum coke, industrial fuel oils, liquefied petroleum gas, asphalt, and sulfur |
=== Projects === | === Projects === | ||
- | - | ||
| Line 29: | Line 31: | ||
* 1915 - Refinery commissioned | * 1915 - Refinery commissioned | ||
* 1994 - The Martinez refinery began construction on the $1 billion Clean Fuels project | * 1994 - The Martinez refinery began construction on the $1 billion Clean Fuels project | ||
| + | * 1996 - Coker constructed | ||
* 2007 - Clean Fuels project completed | * 2007 - Clean Fuels project completed | ||
| − | * 2020 - PBF | + | * 2020 - PBF acquired the refinery from Shell |
=== Links === | === Links === | ||
# [https://www.pbfenergy.com/refineries/ Refinery Webpage] | # [https://www.pbfenergy.com/refineries/ Refinery Webpage] | ||
| + | # [[Foster Wheeler Delayed Cokers]] | ||
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:shell-finalizes-sale-of-martinez-refinery Shell finalizes sale of Martinez Refinery] | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:shell-finalizes-sale-of-martinez-refinery Shell finalizes sale of Martinez Refinery] | ||
Revision as of 14:23, 30 March 2020
Contents
Summary Information
- Ownership: PBF Energy
- Website: https://www.pbfenergy.com/
- Location: Martinez, California, USA
- Capacity: 8.25 million tons/annum & 165,000 bbl/day
- Nelson Complexity: 16.1
- Refining Depth:
Brief Description
- 157,000 barrel-per-day, dual-coking refinery is located on an 860-acre site
Refining Units
- Atmospheric Distillation
- Vacuum Distillation Unit
- Catalytic cracker
- Hydrocracker
- Delayed Coker
- Hydrogen Unit (Air Products)
Terminal Capacity
- Crude Oil:
- Refined Products:
Crude Supply
- The refinery runs a crude slate of an average 20°API with very high sulphur and acid
- The crude is supplied by the San Pablo Bay Pipeline
Products Produced
- automotive gasoline, jet fuel, diesel, petroleum coke, industrial fuel oils, liquefied petroleum gas, asphalt, and sulfur
Projects
-
Other Information
-
History
- 1915 - Refinery commissioned
- 1994 - The Martinez refinery began construction on the $1 billion Clean Fuels project
- 1996 - Coker constructed
- 2007 - Clean Fuels project completed
- 2020 - PBF acquired the refinery from Shell
