Lake Charles Refinery
The Lake Charles Refinery is the seventh-largest refining facility in the United States and has gained a reputation as one of the safest facilities in the industry. As the largest of the three CITGO refineries, the Lake Charles Refinery consists of a modern, deep-conversion facility with a crude oil refining capacity of 463,000 barrels per day (bpd).
Plant Details-LCMC
Geographic Size: 2000 acres
Ship Channel Docks: 4
Waste Water Treatment Plants: 1
Avg. Gasoline Production Capacity: 209,500 bpd
Avg. Crude Capacity: 463,000 bpd
Products Produced
Liquid Petroleum Gas
Butane
Gasoline
Premium Gasoline
High Octane Blendstocks
Jet Fuel
Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel
Benzene
Toluene
Xylene
Propylene
Sulfur
Decant Oil
Petroleum Coke
Industries Served
Retail and Commercial Fuel
Aviation Fuel
Petrochemical
Industrial Fuels
Cooking and Camping Fuels
Heating and Lighting Fuels
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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
TeamCITGO was the first industry volunteer organization in Southwest Louisiana and has a rich history of developing volunteerism in the five-parish area. Through TeamCITGO, we have donated thousands of hours to numerous local charitable and community projects designed to improve the quality of life of Southwest Louisiana residents.
Since 1975, we have contributed to the United Way through employee contributions, corporate donations and fundraising events. We support the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) by sponsoring Southwest Louisiana’s largest single-day fundraiser for MDA each year, the CITGO MDA Golf Classic. Additionally, we support educational programs through our CITGO Innovation Academies and partnerships with McNeese State University and SOWELA Technical Community College.
Learn MoreEnvironment, Health & Safety
The Lake Charles Refinery is committed to safety and environmental stewardship. We strive to preserve the water and air quality in our community through process improvements and projects.
Each year, CITGO E-Recycle Day alternates between the cities of Lake Charles and Sulphur to give residents in each region a convenient place to recycle unwanted electronics free of charge. Since 2009, this annual event has kept hundreds of tons of electronic waste out of landfills.
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