Chevron Honolulu Hawaii Refinery

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Summary Information

• Ownership: Chevron
• Website: http://www.chevron.com/
  • List of Chevron Refineries
• Location: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
• Capacity: 2.7 million tons/annum & 54,000 bbl/day
• Nelson Complexity:
• Refining Depth:

Refining Units

• Atmospheric Distillation, 54,000 bpd
• Vacuum Distillation, 31,300 bpd
• Fluidised Catalytic Cracker, 22,000 bpd

Terminal Capacity

• Crude Oil:
• Refined Products:

Crude Supply

• Chevron receives various crudes from several areas throughout the Pacific Rim.
• In all, 14 different types of crude oil are included in the refinery crude slate.
• The Chevron refinery mainly runs more expensive light, sweet crude

Products Produced

• Motor gasoline; aviation gasoline for small aircraft; jet fuel for commercial airlines; diesel fuels for marine vessels, industrial machinery, and electric generation; liquified petroleum gas (LPG) for homes and industry; fuel oils for electricity and industrial power generation, and vessel bunker; and asphalt emulsion for road construction.

Ongoing Projects

• -

Other Information

• Chevron is considering the future of this refinery. It may get closed down.

History

• 1960 - Refinery operations began with 33,000 bpd capacity

Relevant Links

1. NPRA United States Refining and Storage Capacity Report, August 2009
2. Update on Restart of Chevron Refinery in Hawaii Following Earthquake
3. Chevron weighs shutting Hawaii refinery
4. Hawaii Foriegn Trade Zone

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