Billings (P66) refinery

Also known as:

Conoco Billings

Phillips 66's Billings refinery is a small high-conversion refinery located in Billings, Montana, in the US.

The refinery is 100% owned and operated by Phillips 66.

The refinery primarily processes heavy crude oil from Western Canada.

Refinery configuration

Complexity: 12.9

Major process units:

Atmospheric distillation - 70 kbpd

Vacuum distillation - 45 kbpd

Coker - 22 kbpd - Delayed coker. Conoco technology. 2 drums.

FCC - 24 kbpd ( 1 kbpd recycle)

Reformer - 9 kbpd - semiregen

Naphtha hydrotreater - 12 kbpd

Kerosene hydrotreater - 6 kbpd

Distillate hydrotreater - 30 kbpd

VGO hydrotreater - 26 kbpd

FCC gasoline hydrotreater - 7 kbpd

Alkylation - 7.3 kbpd - HF acid

C4 Isomerization - 4 kbpd

Pet coke - 7 kbpd

Sulfur plant - 246 t/d

Hydrogen production - 36 MMscfd

Land - 2,437 acres

Location

401 S 23rd St, Billings, MT 59101 USA

Billings refinery website

Refinery history

1949 - Built by Conoco

1981 - Dupont acquired Conoco

1992 - Delayed coker added (17 kbpd)

2001 - Dupont IPO of Conoco

2002 - Conoco and Phillips merged to form ConocoPhillips

2012 - ConocoPhillips separated upstream and downstream businesses and Phillips 66 retained refineries