HOUSTON (Reuters) – Total SA’s Port Arthur, Texas, refinery is operating at about 60% of its 225,500-barrel-per-day (bpd) capacity, said sources familiar with plant operations. The refinery is running at reduced capacity because of the loss of demand during the coronavirus pandemic, the sources said.Oil refineries have curbed output since
Most refiners are operating,
but many have reduced the number of
barrels of oil they process as gasoline
and diesel use contracts.
Fuel demand has dropped by about 30%
as the coronavirus chokes economic
activity.
Refinery:
Total SA Production cut to
70% of capacity
Royal Dutch Operating at 80%
capacity
Royal Dutch Running at 87% of
Shell Texas Capicity
HollyFrontier Cuts production
refineries by 30%
CVR Energy Operating refineries
at near minimum
rates
BP Plc Operating at about
70% capacity
Total SA Production cut
Port Arthur by 36%
Marathon Operating refineries
Corp at minimum rates
month from mid-May
LyondellBasell Operating between
85% and 90% Capacity
Valero Energy Corp Idled
Norco, Louisiana
Husky Energy All refineries are
running at minimum
Royal Dutch Shell Shuts units
U.S.
Marathon Petroleum Shutting Production
Corp California,
Phillips 66 Shut gasoline unit
Oklahoma, U.S.
Royal Dutch Shell Shut Unit
Louisiana, U.S.
refineries
Valero Energy Corp operating at
U.S. minimum capacity
BP Plc operating 80 and 85%
U.S. of capacity
Marathon Petrol temporarily idle
Corp U.S.
on April 15
Exxon Mobil Corp Running two-thirds
Baton Rouge, of capacity
capacity
PBF Energy cut production
Chaulmet LA by 45%
reduced rates
Marathon Petroleum cut production
Galveston Bay 25%
August
Chevron Large CDU shut
California
PBF Energy Inc several units
Toledo, Ohio Shut Down
BP Plc Cuts production at
U.S. three U.S. Units
60% capacity
Royal Dutch Operating at about
Washington 60% capacity
Imperial Oil Cloased for
Sands Canada maintenance work
Valero Energy Corp Cuts production
Texas, U.S. more than 30%
Exxon Mobil Corp Shutting CDU
Baton Rouge, La
Valero Energy plans to
Port Arthur cut production
Exxon Mobil Shutting down
Baytown, Texas FCC
Valero Energy Corp May cut production
Mz Tennessee by 50% of capacity
Exxon Mobil Corp Cut refinery
Baton Rouge production
Chevron Cuts refinery
El Segundo production
Saudi Aramco To cut refinery
Saudi Arabia runs
Marathon Petroleum Cut production
L A
Phillips 66 Cut production
California at least 20%
Citgo Petroleum Shut alkylation
Corpus Christi unit
Nick Note: Refineries are dead meat. And do not let them shit you demand is not Not NOT increasing. Enjoy surfacing the next wave with me.