BP's Whiting IA Refinery Restart Delayed

Source: Reuters / Nicole Jao, Shariq Khan
Tuesday, November 19, 2024

The return to service of BP's BP.L Whiting, Indiana refinery has been delayed, industry sources said.

BP started the planned turnaround work at its 435,000 barrel-per-day refinery in late September. The refinery began restarting units involved in the turnaround in early November. A source said at least two of the units have experienced startup delays. The units are expected to be back online this week, the source added.

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