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Harvey’s rain shuts down Texas refineries

Twelve refineries representing 3.1 million barrels per day of Texas refining capacity – 17 percent of the nation’s 18.6 million bpd – have shut or are on reduced capacity due to Tropical Storm Harvey

Sep 1
Aug 31
ExxonMobil Beaumont 362,300 bpd – capacity cut
Motiva Ent. Port Arthur 603,000 bpd – capacity cut
Aug 30 
Aug 29


Fort Worth
Dallas
TEXAS
UNITED STATES
ARKANSAS
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson
LOUISIANA
Austin 
San Marcos
San Antonio
Houston 
Galveston 
Freeport
Port O’Connor
Corpus Christi
MEXICO
New Orleans
GULF OF MEXICO

150km 
100 miles

Refineries shut or being shut down (barrels/day)
1 ExxonMobil Baytown          560,500
2 Shell Deer Park             340,000
3 Flint Hills Corpus Christi  296,470 
4 Valero Corpus Christi       293,000 
5 Phillips 66 Sweeny          247,000
6 Citgo Corpus Christi        157,500 
7 Petrobras Pasadena          112,229
8 Valero Three Rivers          89,000
9 Magellan Corpus Christi      50,000
10 Buckeye Corpus Christi      50,000

 
Sources: S&P Global Platts, EIA, National Hurricane Center, NOAA         © GRAPHIC NEWS