Our refining segment owns and operates four inland refineries with a combined crude throughput capacity of 302,000 barrels per day. The refineries are located in Tyler, Texas; Big Spring, Texas; Krotz Springs, Louisiana; and El Dorado, Arkansas.
Our system processes primarily light crude oil sourced from the Permian Basin, East Texas, Gulf Coast and local production near our refinery locations. In the past two years, we have doubled our refining capacity and gained a large presence in the Permian Basin, increasing our access to low-cost crude oil and creating additional opportunities for growth. Delek refinery operations are known for their strong safety records, dedication to excellence, and professional and reliable service.
Big Spring, Texas
Our Big Spring refinery produces transportation fuels, solvents, finished asphalt and LPG. The crude oil throughput capacity is 73,000 barrels per day. Products are transported by truck, rail, and pipeline. About 230 people work at the facility. It was constructed in 1929 and acquired by Delek in 2017.
Tyler, Texas
Our Tyler refinery produces gasolines, distillates and propane products. The crude oil throughput capacity is 75,000 barrels per day, with products transported by truck and rail. Its headcount is about 315. The refinery was constructed in 1929 and acquired by Delek in 2005.
El Dorado, Arkansas
Our El Dorado refinery produces gas, diesel, asphalt and LPG, with a crude oil throughput capacity of 80,000 barrels per day. Products are transported by truck, rail, and pipeline. Approximately 320 people work at the refinery. It was constructed in 1924 and acquired by Delek in 2011.
Krotz Springs, Louisiana
Our Krotz Springs refinery produces gasoline, jet fuel, high-sulfur diesel, LPG, isobutane, polygas, reformate ATS, PP mix, light cycle oil and Naptha. Total crude oil throughput capacity is 74,000 barrels per day. Products are transported by barge, truck, rail, and pipeline. The refinery has a headcount of approximately 210. It was constructed in 1980 and acquired by Delek in 2017.