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Article published Tuesday, January 13, 2009Toledos Sunoco plant at reduced capacity
Sunoco Inc., the largest refiner in the Northeast, reported that a fluid catalytic cracker was running at reduced operating rates last week at the companys Toledo refinery.
Sunoco reported on Dec. 19 that the gasoline-making unit was down for unplanned maintenance and that several other refinery processes were running at reduced operating rates. A company spokesman didnt immediately return phone calls for comment.
The refinery, which straddles the Toledo and Oregon border, has the capacity to process 170,000 barrels of oil a day, U.S. Energy Department data show.
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AnonymousThe Toledo and Oregon border? I knew I shouldn’t have cut so many Geography classes in school.
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Yes – thats right a mind is terrible thing to waste. Think city not state. The cities of Toledo & Oregon actually have a dispute going over projects at border each trying to get more tax revenue from the refinery projects in play like Sunoco’s. See some news items in local Toledo Blade paper/website.
Shoot from the hip …. you get the whip!
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