| 词条 | List of oil facilities in Montreal |
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}} This refining centre is located in the Greater Montreal Area, essentially in the east part of the Montreal Island. Varennes city is another part of the refining centre. RefineriesCommercial refineriesSuncor Energy - Montreal Refinery (137 000 bpd[1])Formerly known as the Petro-Canada - Montreal Refinery, prior to merger with Suncor Energy in Aug 2009. The Montreal Refinery is located inside the Pointe-aux-Trembles/Rivières-des-Prairies borought in the Montreal city on Sherbrooke East Street. This refinery had another name when this refinery was founded, the Petrofina Montreal Refinery. This refinery has the same refining capacity as the Shell Canada refinery. It was founded in 1955 inside the square formed by Sherbooke East, Saint-Jean Baptiste, Marien and the Highway 40. It's the third refinery of this refining centre. Geographical LocationCity: Montreal (Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles)
Total Commercial Refining Capacity: 137 000 bpd
Industrial refineriesPetromont S.E.C. - Varennes Refinery (58 000 bpd)The Petromont refinery is located in Varennes city in the south shore of Montreal. This refinery is actually in stand-by but the plant hasn't been destroyed. It made some petrochemical product essentially and some products for the Montreal oil industries. Petromont is a compagny of Dow Chemical and the Société générale de financement du Québec. Geographical LocationCity: Varennes
Total Industrial Refining Capacity: 58 000 bpd
Total refining capacity: 195 000 bpd
Closed RefineriesShell Canada - Montreal East Refinery (161 000 bpd)The Shell Canada - Montreal East Refinery is located in the Montréal-Est city on Sherbrooke Street East. This refinery was founded in 1931, the second Montreal refinery after the Imperial Oil (Esso) Refinery. The refinery is located near to petrochemical industries like Coastal Petrochemical, Shell Chemical, Parachem petrochemical, Interquisa Canada, and Marsulex (Sulconam) Canada. This refinery has some essential petrochemical infrastructure requiredd to complete oil-refining. On June 4, 2010, Shell Canada officially announced they would downgrade the refinery into a terminal, following unsuccessful attempts to find a buyer to take over the plant.[2] Geographical locationCity: Montréal-Est
Gulf Oil Canada Ltd. - Montreal East Refinery (65 000 bpd)The Montreal East Refinery (Gulf Oil Canada) is essentially a little refinery located inside the Coastal Petrochemical fields. It's located inside the Montréal-Est city and not far from the petrochemical infrastructures. It is the only refinery which restarted since the massive closure of refineries in the 80s. Geographical locationCity: Montréal-Est
Texaco Montreal East RefineryThe Texaco Montreal East Refinery was located on the current grounds of Interquisa Canada on Gamble Avenue. It was near the Imperial Oil Ltd. refinery. It was founded in the 60s and operated for only twenty years. The closure of the Texaco refinery coincided with those of the refineries of Imperial Oil Ltd., Gulf Canada, and BP. These massive closures of refineries were made in the 80s during the oil crisis. BP Montreal East/Anjou RefineryThe BP Montreal East/Anjou Refinery was situated on the current grounds of the Metropolitan golf club in the Anjou district of the city of Montreal. It was the only refinery to be built in the North of the metropolitan freeway. It produced gasoline for twenty years but the oil crisis in the Middle East forced its closure in the 80s. Imperial Oil Ltd. Esso Montreal East RefineryThe Imperial Oil Ltd. Esso Montreal East Refinery was the first Montreal refinery. It was founded in 1913, three years after the founding of the city of Montréal-Est. The facility refined oil for more than 70 years and it returned service to the east Montrealers. It was constantly evolving and during the last years of its operation, the company made massive investments to strengthen the refinery's position in the market. Petrochemical plantsCoastal PetrochemicalThe Coastal Petrochemical Company is quite new, because it is the result of a restart by the company Interquisa Canada. Indeed, this company once carried the name of Kemtec Petrochemical. Today, this petrochemical complex make para-xylene, benzene and toluene, and previously phenol and acetones. The Coastal Petrochemical company is a commercial partner with Parachem petrochemical, Selenis Canada and Interquisa Canada. Kemtec PetrochemicalThe Kemtec Petrochemical Company was a company with products similar to that of Coastal Petrochemical. Its transformed and finished products are practically the same, except in the case of the phenol and the acetones where Coastal made dismantle the industrial units. Geographical LocationCity: Montréal-Est
Selenis Canada (img group)Geographical locationCity: Montréal-Est
Nova ChemicalGeographical locationCity: Montreal
Parachem PetrochemicalGeographical locationCity: Montréal-Est
Interquisa CanadaGeographical LocationCity: Montréal-Est
Basell PolyolefinsGeographical locationCity: Varennes
Petromont S.E.C.Geographical locationCity: Montréal-Est
TerminalsVopak Terminals of Eastern Canada Inc.{{Empty section|date=May 2014}}Norcan Terminal{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Shell Canada TerminalsRivières-des-Prairies Terminal{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Port of Montreal Terminal{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Ultramar (Valero) TerminalConnected to the Jean Gaulin refinery at Levis, near Quebec City, by the Pipeline Saint-Laurent. Suncor Energy TerminalsPointe-aux-Trembles Terminal{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Montreal East Terminal{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Coastal Petrochemical TerminalThe petrochemical terminal of Coastal Petrochemical is a tenant on the property of Ultramar. It stores petrochemical products such as para-xylene, toluene, phenol, acetone and many other products. This location is near homes in Montreal-East. Pipelines CompaniesIN CONSTRUCTIONMontreal Pipelines Ltd.Owned by J. Ian McAvity. {{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Trans-Northern Pipeline Ltd.{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Pipeline Saint-LaurentOwned by Energie Valero, transports refined product from Valero's Jean Gaulin refinery at Levis, near Quebec City, to a distribution terminal in Montreal. Petromont Pipelines{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Portland-Montreal Pipe LinePipeline from the port at Portland, Maine, to supply crude oil to Montreal. Enbridge Line 9BPipeline connection to southern Ontario. Originally built to supply western crude to Montreal refineries, it was subsequently reversed due to move cheaper imported crudes to Ontario. Reversed again due to changes in market conditions to move crude eastward in 2015. Currently supplies Suncor refinery. Valero also moves product to Montreal on line 9B, to be loaded on tankers to transport feedstocks to its refinery at Levis. Bitum CompaniesIN CONSTRUCTIONBitumar{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}McAsphalt{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Other CompaniesIN CONSTRUCTIONMarsulex (Sulconam){{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Wolverine Tube{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Nexans Tube{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Ashland Canada{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}Gaz Metropolitain{{Empty section|date=January 2011}}References1. ^http://www.suncor.com/about-us/refining {{DEFAULTSORT:List Of Oil Facilities In Montreal}}2. ^http://www.shell.ca/home/content/can-en/aboutshell/media_centre/news_and_media_releases/2010/june06_montreal_east_refinery.html 3. ^, 3 : Oil refineries in Canada|Montreal-related lists|Economy of Montreal |
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