refinery

The Chapter 11 process provides Limetree with the clearest path to maximize the value of our estate for our stakeholders while safely preparing the refinery for an extended shutdown.

Many are choosing to hone their business in on the most efficient, high-yielding assets—rigs, drilling rights, refineries, pipelines, and the like—and sell off whatever’s particularly carbon-intense.

One in Philadelphia led to the permanent closure in 2019 of what had been the largest oil refinery on the East Coast.

The refinery, which used to operate under the name Hovensa before shutting down nearly a decade ago and changing ownership, is a major employer and source of revenue for the territory.

In the summer of 1941 the Bomber Mafia identified strategic “choke points” — power plants, oil refineries, aircraft factories — to be attacked should the United States enter the war.

Refinery management had normalized the occurrences of hazardous conditions.

The condensate is then supposed to be routed into the pipeline system that delivers the crude to the nearby refinery.

We fought in Mosul 10 days,” Jasim said, “then they sent us to Bayji to help the army liberate the refinery.

By Tuesday night, ISIS was in control of Bayji, a major oil refinery city that stood north between Tikrit and Mosul.

This unusually severe judgment was the first criminal conviction of a refinery operation under the Clean Air Act.

Many dyers' furnaces, a little silver refinery, and perhaps a bakery have also been noticed.

The lead remaining, which is extremely rich in silver, is then taken to the refinery, and treated in the usual manner.

On the edge of the town is located the refinery of the company, connected by pipe lines with the wells, a few miles distant.

But this mode of refinery, consisting in the use of a reverberatory furnace alone, did not produce altogether the desired result.

This pot has a lining of refinery slag, which is melted, as the apparatus revolves, to get it to adhere to the sides.