TEXAS CITY REFINERY

FAST FACTS

450 employees

$17.1 million generated in annual property taxes and fees

$5 million+ donated to local charities since 2012

$654,000 pledged to the United Way in 2019

15,315 employee volunteer hours

in 2019

260,000 approximate barrels per day (bpd)

total throughput capacity

OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP)

Star Site

Produces gasoline, ultra-low-sulfur diesel,

jet fuel, liquefied petroleum gases (LPGs), petroleum coke

and sulfur

THE TEXAS CITY REFINERY

Michael Walter Community Relations/

Public Affairs Supervisor

Valero Texas City Refinery 1304 Loop 197 South Texas City, TX 77590

(409) 945-4451

valero.com

The Valero Texas City Refinery began operations in 1908 and has gone through numerous modifications and expansions. The refinery is located on the Texas City Ship Channel,

with deep-water access for feedstocks and refined products.

ABOUT VALERO

Valero is the largest global independent refiner, and

a leading ethanol and renewable diesel producer

and corporate citizen.

© 2020 Valero. All rights reserved.

15 petroleum refineries

3.1 million barrels per day

throughput capacity

Ranked one of the

50 most community-

minded companies in the U.S. since 2013

14 ethanol plants in the U.S.

Combined production

capacity of 1.73 billion gallons

per year

275 million gallons per year

in renewable diesel

World’s 2nd Largest Renewable

Diesel producer

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY COMMUNITY

Safety is our foundation for success.

Member and active participant in the

Texas City Industrial Mutual Aid System (IMAS) organization, which shares personnel and resources

during times of emergency

Achieved VPP Star Site Recognition by the

Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) in 2001, and re-approved in

2005, 2008 and 2012

Honored by the Houston Area Safety Council for outstanding performance in promoting and

improving contractor safety

We will be a good neighbor by sharing our success with the

communities where we live and work through volunteerism,

charitable giving and the economic support of being

a good employer.

Actively engaged in the Texas City/La Marque Community

Advisory Council

Founding donor and regular supporter of the Texas City ISD

Industrial Trades Center

Employees serve on the boards of a variety of area oganizations

We partner with:

• SMART Family Literacy • Adopt-A-Highway • Calvin Vincent Early

Childhood Center• Galveston County Food

Bank

We are committed stewards of the environment.

Since Valero acquired the Texas City refinery in 1997,

we have reduced our criteria emissions by 92%

We have reduced our

flaring emissions by 97%

Our refinery has invested

more than $1 billion in environmental and reliability

improvement projects