Tag #Refinery Closure

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Valero Refinery Closure in Benicia to Displace Hundreds, Exposing 'Just Transition' Shortcomings

Valero Energy will close its 170,000 barrels-per-day Benicia, California refinery in April 2026, resulting in over 400 job losses and a significant reduction in city revenue; past experiences show that retraining efforts often fail to provide comparable employment for displaced refinery workers.

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Valero's Benicia Refinery Closure Threatens California's Fuel Supply

Valero Energy Corp. announced the closure of its Benicia, California refinery by April 2026, eliminating 400 jobs and potentially causing a 20% reduction in California's refining capacity, leading to higher gas prices and fuel shortages; Rep. Vince Fong blames California's energy policies.

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£25M Scottish Fund for Grangemouth Refinery Closure

The Scottish government announced a £25 million "just transition" fund for Grangemouth following Petroineos's decision to close its refinery, resulting in over 400 job losses; this complements existing joint UK-Scottish funding and aims to facilitate the site's transition to a low-carbon energy hub ...

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Valero's Benicia Refinery Faces Closure, Redevelopment Planned

Valero plans to potentially close its Benicia, California refinery by April 2026, impacting 400 employees and significantly reducing Benicia's tax revenue; Signature Development Group is working on redevelopment plans.

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£200 Million Grangemouth Investment Announced Amid Refinery Closure

The UK government announced a £200 million investment in Grangemouth's transition to green energy, aiming to save the site from closure and attract further private investment, despite the impending loss of 400 jobs at the refinery this summer.

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