Phillips 66 closes LA refinery due to state’s ‘hostility’ toward oil and gas: analysts say
Phillips 66 denies its decision to close the L.A. refinery was related to the passing of the controversial refinery supply law, which passed Monday, and the company will continue to operate elsewhere in the state.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law that triples the penalty ceilings for air quality violations at refineries, landfills and ...
Phillips 66 will close its Los Angeles refinery in 2025. Chevron is also relocating HQ to Texas as oil companies exit amid ...
Chevron's campaign at Nevada gas stations, which started at the beginning of September, asks residents to call their ...
At Chevron’s first town hall meeting, community members had an opportunity to address their concerns directly to company ...
The Democratic governor of Arizona, Republican governor of Nevada, Chevron, and California Republicans are ringing the alarm ...
R&D aims to use Si-Ware System's NeoSpectra advanced on-site testing capabilities to improve sustainability and efficiency of ...
Community members are encouraged to attend a town hall at CoBiz Richmond this Wednesday that will detail actions Chevron is ...
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