Phillips 66 Refineries

Phillips 66 Refineries TRS

System Name	Phillips 66 Refineries
System Type	Project 25 Phase II
System ID	581
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Band	800 / 900
State	Ca, Il, La,NJ,Ok, Tx
Ownership	Private
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Refineries

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Wood River Refinery

• RIDs 16xxx, 17xxx

Located in Roxana (and Hartford) IL, jointly owned by Phillips 66 and Cenovus Energy through the WRB Refining partnership, the Wood River Refinery is operated by Phillips 66. The refinery processes a mix of light, low-sulfur; heavy, high-sulfur; and high-acid crude oils. Wood River receives Canadian and domestic crude oils, including from U.S.- advantaged sources, and other foreign crude oil. The refinery produces a high percentage of transportation fuels, such as gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels. Other products include petrochemical feedstocks, asphalt and coke.

Its operations consist of two fluid catalytic cracking units, alkylation, hydrocracking, two delayed coking units, naphtha reforming, hydro-treating and sulfur recovery. Finished products leave Wood River through pipelines and by rail, barge and truck.

Facts and Figures

• HISTORY: Built in 1917
• LOCATION: Roxana, Illinois, about 15 miles northeast of St. Louis, Missouri
• SIZE: 2,200 acres (approx.)
• WORKFORCE: More than 1,100 employees (including on-site contractors)

The Wood River Refinery, located along the Mississippi River in Roxana and Hartford, Illinois, uses river barges via its dedicated marine docks to ship and receive heavy products like asphalt, petroleum coke, and specific crude feedstocks alongside its primary pipeline networks.

Operations and Transport River Access: The Wood River Refinery utilizes loading docks on the Mississippi River to move specialty products that are less suited for high-volume cross-country pipelines.Cargo Types: Barges transport refined items such as asphalt and petrochemical feedstocks, or deliver heavy crude oil options.Historical Ties:

Historical Ties: The local marine shipping roots trace back significantly; historical operations like the Wood River Oil Barge Company helped build regional transit networks that eventually evolved into major marine enterprises like Ingram Barge Company.

Products

• Transportation fuels (gasoline, diesel & aviation fuel)
• Petrochemical feedstocks, Asphalt, Coke

Modes of Transport

• Pipeline, Barge/ship, Tank truck, Railcar