It was formally filed on July 21, 1993.
Fuels produced include gasoline, jet fuel, fuel oil, diesel fuel, and light naphtha.
The company also has plans to add a processing plant to produce benzene for petrochemical use. All of the petroleum coke and 9 percent of the fuels are exported. Zone procedures would exempt Chevron from Customs duty payments on the foreign products used in its exports, including jet fuel sold for international flights. The company would be able to defer Customs duties on finished products shipped to U.S. markets. Jet fuel sold for international flights also would be exempt from state sales and excise taxes.