ExxonMobil Expanding Crude Processing Capacity at Beaumont Refinery
8/4/2015
ExxonMobil will add flexibility to process light crudes at its Beaumont refinery, increasing production capacity by about 20,000 bpd. This expansion will further strengthen ExxonMobil’s integrated downstream portfolio in Southeast Texas.
The refinery can currently process 365,000 bpd and produce 2.8 billion gallons of gasoline each year.
ExxonMobil said its decision to increase production at the Beaumont facility was based on the abundant supply and low cost of U.S. light crude produced from shale.
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Owner:
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Project:
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Type:
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Capacity:
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