Marathon Petroleum Reports Electricity Issues, Emissions at Galveston Bay, Texas Refinery
By Dan Molinski
Marathon Petroleum reported a disruption to electricity and above-normal emissions at its Galveston Bay oil refining complex in Texas.
"Refinery experienced a power interruption causing swings on several units causing flaring until control was regained on effected units," the refinery said in a regulatory filing with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. It said the emissions happened Thursday, lasting about three-and-a-half hours.
"Stabilized units once power was restored," the refinery said, noting the catalytic feed hydrotreating unit was among those effected.
Marathon's 593,000-barrel-a-day Galveston Bay refining complex is located about 40 miles southeast of Houston.
Write to Dan Molinski at dan.molinski@wsj.com
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