Fire Extinguished at Valero's Three Rivers Refinery, No Injuries Reported
1/2/2025
(Reuters) — A large fire was extinguished at Valero's 89,000 barrel per day Three Rivers refinery in Texas on Wednesday evening, local media reported.
No injuries were reported and details on how the fire started and the extent of any damage remains unknown, the reports said.
A Valero representative was not immediately available to comment.
The Valero Three Rivers Refinery is located in South Texas, halfway between San Antonio and Corpus Christi. The refinery has access to crude oil from West Texas and South Texas through third-party pipelines and trucks. The refinery distributes its refined petroleum products primarily through third-party pipelines.
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