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                                                                   Exhibit 10.33

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                          PRODUCT PURCHASE AGREEMENT

                                    BETWEEN

                       CLARK REFINING & MARKETING, INC.

                                      AND

                        PORT ARTHUR COKER COMPANY L.P.

                                August 19, 1999

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                               TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ARTICLE 1. DEFINITIONS................................................................. 1
         Section 1.1   Definitions..................................................... 1
         Section 1.2   Other Definitional Provisions................................... 2

ARTICLE 2. PURCHASE AND SALE........................................................... 2
         Section 2.1   Purchase and Sale Obligations................................... 2
         Section 2.2   Required Product Mix............................................ 2
         Section 2.3   Clark R&M's Obligations Absolute................................ 3

ARTICLE 3. DELIVERY; TITLE............................................................. 3

ARTICLE 4. PRICE, BILLING AND PAYMENT.................................................. 4
         Section 4.1   Price........................................................... 4
         Section 4.2   Billing......................................................... 4
         Section 4.3   Payment......................................................... 4
         Section 4.4   Recordkeeping; Access to Books and Records...................... 4
         Section 4.5   Interest Rate for Late Payments................................. 4
         Section 4.6   Price and Schedule Adjustments for Non-Specification Products... 4

ARTICLE 5. QUANTITY AND QUALITY DETERMINATION.......................................... 5
         Section 5.1   Quantity Determinations; Metering Facilities.................... 5
         Section 5.2   Quality Determinations.......................................... 5
         Section 5.3   Disclaimer of Warranties........................................ 5
         Section 5.4   Warranty of Title............................................... 5

ARTICLE 6. DEFAULTS, REMEDIES AND TERMINATION.......................................... 6
         Section 6.1   Clark R&M's Right to Terminate.................................. 6
         Section 6.2   Coker Company's Right to Terminate.............................. 6
         Section 6.3   Right to Terminate and Other Remedies of the Coker Company...... 6
         Section 6.4   Termination Option.............................................. 7
         Section 6.5   Non-Exclusive Remedies; Specific Performance.................... 7

ARTICLE 7.  TERM....................................................................... 7

ARTICLE 8. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES.............................................. 7
         Section 8.1   Representations and Warranties of the Coker Company............. 7
         Section 8.2   Representations and Warranties of Clark R&M..................... 8

ARTICLE 9. MISCELLANEOUS............................................................... 9
         Section 9.1   Taxes........................................................... 9
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         Section 9.2       Intellectual Property; Confidentiality...................     9
         Section 9.3       Maintenance Shutdowns....................................     9
         Section 9.4       Force Majeure............................................     9
         Section 9.5       Cooperation with Other Parties...........................    10
         Section 9.6       Indemnity................................................    10
         Section 9.7       Dispute Resolution.......................................    11
         Section 9.8       Relationship of Parties..................................    11
         Section 9.9       Third Party Beneficiaries................................    11
         Section 9.10      No Indirect Damages......................................    12
         Section 9.11      Assignments..............................................    12
         Section 9.12      Amendments...............................................    12
         Section 9.13      Notices..................................................    12
         Section 9.14      GOVERNING LAW............................................    13
         Section 9.15      Submission to Jurisdiction; Forum Selection..............    13
         Section 9.16      Appointment of Agent for Service of Process..............    14
         Section 9.17      No Waiver................................................    14
         Section 9.18      Counterparts.............................................    14
         Section 9.19      Integration..............................................    14
         Section 9.20      Severability.............................................    14
         Section 9.21      Headings.................................................    15
         Section 9.22      WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL.....................................    15
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APPENDIX A -- DEFINITION

EXHIBITS A-1 to A-42 -- PRODUCTS

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          PRODUCT PURCHASE AGREEMENT, dated as of August 19, 1999, between Clark
Refining & Marketing, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Clark R&M") and Port Arthur
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Coker Company L.P., a Delaware limited partnership (the "Coker Company").
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                                    RECITALS

          WHEREAS, the Coker Company is constructing the Coker Complex on land
within the Refinery leased from Clark R&M, which  Coker Complex is intended to
have at least the Coker Complex Design Capacity;

          WHEREAS, the Coker Company has leased the Ancillary Equipment located
within the Refinery, which Ancillary Equipment is being upgraded to have the
Crude Design Capacity to permit the production of at least the minimum volume of
feedstocks for the Coker Complex to operate at the Coker Complex Design
Capacity;

          WHEREAS, the Heavy Oil Processing Facility, consisting of the Coker
Complex and the Ancillary Equipment, is expected to produce certain Target
Specifications of products;

          WHEREAS, the Coker Company desires to sell, and Clark R&M desires to
purchase, all Coker Company products produced by the Heavy Oil Processing
Facility; and

          WHEREAS, the obligations of Clark R&M and the rights of the Coker
Company hereunder will be assigned to the Financing Parties as security in order
to finance the construction of the Coker Complex.

          NOW THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants,
premises and agreements set forth herein, and good and valuable consideration,
the receipt, sufficiency and adequacy of which are hereby acknowledged, the
parties hereto, intending to be legally bound, hereby agree as follows:

                             ARTICLE 1. DEFINITIONS

          Section 1.1    Definitions.  Except as contained in this Section 1.1
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or as otherwise defined herein, the capitalized terms used herein shall have the
respective meanings assigned thereto in Appendix A.  For all purposes of this
Agreement, the following terms shall have the following meanings:

          "Delivery Point" means for each Product the specification under the
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heading "Delivery Point" on the Schedule relating to such Product.

          "Product Price" means for each Product the U.S. dollar amount obtained
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pursuant to the formula under the heading "Price" on the Schedule relating to
such Product; provided, however, that to the extent that any Product is
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purchased by Clark R&M and immediately resold to a non-affiliated third party,
the "Product Price" for such Product shall be (a) the U.S. dollar amount
received by Clark R&M for such Product, less (ii) the applicable marketing fee
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for such Product described on the Schedule relating thereto.
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          "Target Specification"  means for each Product, the specification of
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such Product described under the heading "Target Specification" on the Schedule
relating to such Product.

          Section 1.2    Other Definitional Provisions.
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          (a)  The words "hereof," "herein", "hereto" and "hereunder" and words
of similar import when used in this Product Purchase Agreement shall refer to
this Product Purchase Agreement as a whole and not to any particular provision
of this Product Purchase Agreement, and Article, Section and Schedule references
are to this Product Purchase Agreement unless otherwise specified.

          (b)  The meanings given to terms defined herein shall be equally
applicable to both the singular and plural forms of such terms.

                          ARTICLE 2. PURCHASE AND SALE

          Section 2.1    Purchase and Sale Obligations.  During the term of this
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Product Purchase Agreement the Coker Company shall sell and deliver to Clark R&M
and Clark R&M shall purchase and accept from the Coker Company all Coker Company
intermediate and final Products of the Heavy Oil Processing Facility, in
accordance with the terms and conditions herein.

          Section 2.2    Required Product Mix.
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          (a)  Unless Clark R&M shall have exercised its option to request a
different mix of products pursuant to clause (b) below, the Coker Company agrees
to use commercially reasonable efforts to cause the quantity and quality of each
Product delivered to Clark R&M hereunder to meet the Target Specification for
such Product.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Coker Company shall have no
liability hereunder for failure to deliver the Target Specification of any
Product.

          (b)  Clark R&M shall have the right to request the Coker Company, and
the Coker Company agrees to use commercially reasonably efforts, to alter the
quality or quantity specification of any Product or Products; provided that such
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adjustment shall be subject to the following conditions:

               (i)  for any calendar month, such request, or combination of
          requests, shall not require processing by the Ancillary Equipment of
          less than the Contract Quantity of Coker Company Maya and shall not
          require processing by the Coker Complex of less than all VTBs produced
          by the Ancillary Equipment from the processing of the Contract
          Quantity of the Coker Company Maya;
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               (ii)    such adjustments will, in the reasonable good faith
          judgment of Clark R&M, maximize the profitability of the Refinery as a
          whole in a manner (A) that is mutually beneficial to Clark R&M and the
          Coker Company and (B) that does not maximize the profit of Clark R&M
          at the expense of the Coker Company;

               (iii)   Clark R&M shall supply to the Coker Company, pursuant to
          the Services and Supply Agreement, the necessary feedstocks and shall
          make (or direct the employees of the Coker Company to make, as the
          case may be) the necessary operational and other adjustments under the
          Services and Supply Agreement in order to fulfill such request;

               (iv)    such adjustments will not (A) materially increase the net
          reimbursable costs of the Coker Company that are payable under the
          Services and Supply Agreement, (B) adversely affect the reliability or
          the useful life of either the Coker Complex or the Ancillary
          Equipment, or (C) otherwise have a material adverse effect on the
          physical condition of the Heavy Oil Processing Facility; and

               (v)     it is otherwise feasible for the Heavy Oil Processing
          Facility to produce the quantity and quality of Products so requested.

          Section 2.3  Clark R&M's Obligations Absolute.  This is a "take and
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pay contract."  The obligation of Clark R&M is to accept and actually take
delivery of Products tendered for delivery by the Coker Company and to pay for
such Products at the prices and on the other terms set forth herein, absolutely
and unconditionally without regard to (i) the validity, regularity or
enforceability of this Product Purchase Agreement or any other Project Document,
(ii) any defense, set-off or counterclaim (other than (a) a defense of payment
or performance and (b) the netting of sums payable under the Services and Supply
Agreement with sums payable hereunder as provided in Article 7 of the Services
and Supply Agreement) which may at any time be available to or be asserted by
Clark R&M against the Coker Company (whether in connection with this Product
Purchase Agreement or any other transaction between Clark R&M and the Coker
Company), or (iii) any other circumstance whatsoever which constitutes, or might
be construed to constitute, an equitable or legal discharge of Clark R&M from
its obligations under this Product Purchase Agreement, in bankruptcy or in any
other instance.  Clark R&M hereby waives, to the extent permitted by Applicable
Law, any and all rights that it may now have or which at any time hereafter may
be conferred on it, by statute or otherwise, to terminate, cancel or rescind
this Product Purchase Agreement.

                           ARTICLE 3. DELIVERY; TITLE

          The Coker Company shall deliver all Products to be sold hereunder, and
title to all such Products shall pass, to Clark R&M at the applicable Delivery
Point.  At the Delivery Point for any Product, Clark R&M shall take delivery of
such Product and the Coker Company's responsibility with respect to such Product
shall cease and Clark R&M shall assume all
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responsibility for, all risk of loss of, or damage to, and deterioration or
evaporation of, such Product so delivered.

                     ARTICLE 4. PRICE, BILLING AND PAYMENT

          Section 4.1    Price.  Clark R&M shall pay the Product Price, from
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time to time, for each Product delivered in accordance with this Product
Purchase Agreement.

          Section 4.2    Billing.  Every three (3) calendar days, the Coker
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Company shall furnish an invoice to Clark R&M setting forth: (i) a calculation
of the Product Price for each Product delivered during the preceding three (3)
day period, (ii) the total amount payable by Clark R&M to the Coker Company for
all such Products for such three (3) day period, and (iii) a calculation of any
necessary adjustments to previous invoices pursuant to clause (d) of Section
5.11 of the Services and Supply Agreement or Section 4.6 hereof.

          Section 4.3    Payment. Clark R&M shall pay each invoice within five
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(5) calendar days of receipt thereof.  All invoices will be expressed and paid
without set-off, counterclaim, withholding or deduction, in immediately
available funds to the account listed on Schedule 4.3 hereto.

          Section 4.4    Recordkeeping; Access to Books and Records.
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          (a) The Coker Company shall, in accordance with good business
practices, keep and maintain such books, records, accounts and other documents
which are sufficient to reflect accurately and completely all amounts which form
the basis for invoices submitted hereunder including, without limitation,
records maintained pursuant to clause (c) of Section 5.11 of the Services and
Supply Agreement.

          (b) Clark R&M shall have the right to inspect and examine, during
regular business hours and on not less than five (5)calendar days notice to the
Coker Company all records maintained pursuant to clause (a) above.

          Section 4.5    Interest Rate for Late Payments.  All amounts payable
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hereunder if not paid when due will accrue interest daily at the annual rate of
interest announced from time to time for dollars by The Chase Manhattan Bank,
N.A. at its offices located in New York, New York as its prime commercial
interest rate for U.S. Dollar-denominated loans originated in the United States
plus two percent (2%) calculated from the due date of such payment until the
date of payment.

          Section 4.6    Price and Schedule Adjustments for Non-Specification
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Products. If a material amount of any Product produced by the Heavy Oil
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Processing Facility fails to meet the specifications on the Schedule related to
such Product and such failure to meet specifications has a material adverse
affect on the fair market value of such Product (or any finished product derived
from such Product), then upon written request of either party the parties shall
meet to
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negotiate a good faith and equitable adjustment to the next invoice to be
delivered to Clark R&M under Section 4.2; provided, however, that (i) the
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failure of such Product to meet its specifications was not caused by a failure
of Clark R&M to operate the Heavy Oil Processing Facility in accordance with its
obligations under Article 2 of the Services and Supply Agreement, (ii) such
lower Product specification was not requested by Clark R&M pursuant to Section
2.2 hereof  and (iii) no such adjustment shall become effective until the
Independent Engineer issues a certificate approving the reasonableness of such
adjustment.  If such failure of any Product to meet the specifications on the
Schedule related to such Product is due to a design or construction defect of
the Coker Complex such that the failure to meet specifications is expected to
continue on an on-going basis, the parties shall meet to negotiate a good faith
adjustment or adjustments to the applicable Schedule or Schedules; provided,
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however, that no such adjustment or adjustments shall become effective until the
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Independent Engineer issues a certificate approving the reasonableness of such
adjustment.

                 ARTICLE 5. QUANTITY AND QUALITY DETERMINATION

          Section 5.1    Quantity Determinations; Metering Facilities.  The
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quantity of each Product delivered by the Coker Company to Clark R&M shall be
measured in accordance with the methods specified under the heading "Quantity
Measurement" on the Schedule related to such Product and Section 5.11 of the
Services and Supply Agreement.

          Section 5.2    Quality Determinations.  Necessary determinations of
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the quality of any Product shall be determined in accordance with the sampling
procedure for such Product specified under the heading "Quality Measurement" on
the Schedule related to such Product and Section 5.11 of the Services and Supply
Agreement.

          Section 5.3    Disclaimer of Warranties.  EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED
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IN SECTION 5.4, BELOW, THE COKER COMPANY MAKES NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE COKER COMPANY HEREUNDER,
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

          Section 5.4    Warranty of Title.  The Coker Company warrants and
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represents to Clark R&M that the Coker Company has good title to, and the valid
right to transfer to Clark R&M, all Products delivered hereunder, free and clear
of  all liens of persons claiming by, through or under the Coker Company.

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                 ARTICLE 6. DEFAULTS, REMEDIES AND TERMINATION

          Section 6.1    Clark R&M's Right to Terminate.  A material failure of
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the Coker Company to deliver the Products substantially in accordance with the
terms contained herein, which remains uncured for a period of sixty (60)
consecutive days, shall constitute a Coker Company default hereunder.

          If a Coker Company default occurs and is continuing, Clark R&M after
having given the Coker Company and the Financing Parties ninety (90) days prior
written notice may terminate this Product Purchase Agreement upon Coker
Company's and/or the Financing Parties' subsequent failure to cure such default
within such ninety (90) day cure period.

          Section 6.2    Coker Company's Right to Terminate.  Each of the
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following shall constitute a Clark R&M default hereunder:

          (a)  Failure by Clark R&M to pay any amount due under this Product
Purchase Agreement in excess of $250,000 on the date when payment of such amount
is required, which continues uncured for a period of five (5) consecutive days;

          (b)  Failure by Clark R&M to perform substantially any material
obligation under this Product Purchase Agreement, which failure continues
uncured for a period of thirty (30) consecutive days;

          (c)  Commencement of insolvency, receivership, reorganization or
bankruptcy proceedings by or against Clark R&M, which are not dismissed within
sixty (60) days;

          (d)  Any material breach of any covenant, representation or warranty
of Clark R&M herein that continues uncured for a period of sixty (60)
consecutive days;

          (e)  Default by Clark R&M under Section 8.2 of the Services and Supply
Agreement; or

          (f)  Failure by Clark R&M to perform substantially any material
obligation under the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease or the Coker Complex Ground
Lease, which failure continues uncured for a period of thirty (30) consecutive
days.

          Section 6.3    Right to Terminate and Other Remedies of the Coker
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Company.
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          (a)  Upon the occurrence of a Clark R&M default hereunder and subject
to the consent of the Financing Parties, the Coker Company may (i) terminate
this Product Purchase Agreement and/or (ii) exercise any or all other remedies
available to it at law or in equity.

          (b)  In the event Clark R&M does not accept delivery of any Product,
for any reason, the Coker Company shall have the right to sell such Product to
any other purchaser.
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          Section 6.4    Termination Option.  Notwithstanding anything to the
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contrary herein and subject to such consent as may be required under the
Financing Documents, this Product Purchase Agreement shall terminate at the
option of either party hereto should Final Completion (as such term is defined
in the EPC Contract) and completion of the Lessor Ancillary Equipment Upgrade
not occur on or before March 1, 2002 or such later date for completion of
construction of the Heavy Oil Processing Facility as may be contemplated by the
Financing Documents.

          Section 6.5    Non-Exclusive Remedies; Specific Performance.  (a) None
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of the provisions in this Article 6 are intended to be exclusive of, or to
limit, any rights available to either party at law or in equity.

          (b)  Each of the parties hereto acknowledges and agrees that (i)
monetary damages may be an inadequate remedy for a breach of any of the
provisions of this Product Purchase Agreement, (ii) in addition to being
entitled to exercise all of their rights granted by law, including recovery of
damages, the other party shall therefore be entitled to specific performance of
the other party's obligations under this Product Purchase Agreement and (iii) in
the event of any action for specific performance it shall waive the defense that
a remedy at law would be adequate.

                                ARTICLE 7.  TERM

          This Product Purchase Agreement shall become effective on the date
hereof and shall continue in effect until the earlier of (a) the date on which
this Product Purchase Agreement is terminated pursuant to Article 6, or (b) the
date that is thirty (30) years after the date hereof.

                ARTICLE 8. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

          Section 8.1    Representations and Warranties of the Coker Company.
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The Coker Company represents and warrants to Clark R&M that:

          (a)  The Coker Company is a corporation duly formed and validly
existing under the laws of the State of Delaware; the Coker Company has the
power and authority to own its assets and to transact the business in which it
is now engaged or proposed to be engaged in; and the Coker Company is duly
qualified to do business in each jurisdiction in which the character of the
properties owned by it therein or in which the transaction of its business makes
such qualification necessary.

          (b)  The execution, delivery and performance by the Coker Company of
this Product Purchase Agreement has been duly authorized by all necessary
corporate action and does not and will not:  (1) require any further consent or
approval of the members of the Coker Company; (2) contravene the Coker Company's
partnership agreement or certificate of limited partnership; (3) violate any
provision of any law, rule, regulation, order, writ, judgment, decree,
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determination, or award presently in effect having applicability to the Coker
Company; (4) result in a breach of or constitute a default under any indenture
or loan or credit agreement or any other agreement, lease or instrument to which
the Coker Company is a party or by which it or its properties may be bound or
affected; (5) result in, or require, the creation or imposition of any lien,
upon or with respect to any of the properties now owned or hereafter acquired by
the Coker Company; or (6) cause the Coker Company to be in default under any
such law, rule, regulation, order, writ, judgment, injunction, decree,
determination, or award or any such indenture, agreement, lease or instrument.

          (c)  This Product Purchase Agreement is in full force and effect and
is the legal, valid, and binding obligation of the Coker Company, enforceable
against the Coker Company in accordance with its terms, except to the extent
that such enforcement may be limited by applicable bankruptcy, moratorium,
insolvency or other similar laws affecting creditors' rights generally and by
general equitable principles (whether enforcement is sought by proceedings in
equity or at law).

          Section 8.2    Representations and Warranties of Clark R&M.  Clark R&M
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represents and warrants to the Coker Company that:

          (a)  Clark R&M is a corporation duly formed and validly existing under
the laws of Delaware; Clark R&M has the corporate power and authority to own its
assets and to transact the business in which it is now engaged or proposed to be
engaged in; and Clark R&M is duly qualified to do business in each jurisdiction
in which the character of the properties owned by it therein or in which the
transaction of its business makes such qualification necessary.

          (b)  The execution, delivery and performance by Clark R&M of this
Product Purchase Agreement has been duly authorized by all necessary corporate
action and does not and will not: (1) require any further consent or approval of
the members of Clark R&M; (2) contravene Clark R&M's certificate of
incorporation or by laws; (3) violate any provision of any law, rule,
regulation, order, writ, judgment, decree, determination, or award presently in
effect having applicability to Clark R&M; (4) result in a breach of or
constitute a default under any indenture or loan or credit agreement or any
other agreement, lease or instrument to which Clark R&M is a party or by which
it or its properties may be bound or affected; (5) result in, or require, the
creation or imposition of any lien, upon or with respect to any off the
properties now owned or hereafter acquired by Clark R&M; or (6) cause Clark R&M
to be in default under any such law, rule, regulation, order, writ, judgment,
injunction, decree, determination, or award or any such indenture, agreement,
lease or instrument.

          (c)  This Product Purchase Agreement is in full force and effect and
is the legal, valid, and binding obligation of Clark R&M, enforceable against
Clark R&M in accordance with its terms, except to the extent that such
enforcement may be limited by applicable bankruptcy, moratorium, insolvency, or
other similar laws affecting creditors' rights generally and by general
equitable principles (whether enforcement is sought by proceedings in equity or
at law).
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                            ARTICLE 9. MISCELLANEOUS

          Section 9.1    Taxes.
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          (a)  Each party shall be solely responsible for payment of (i) any
federal, state or local taxes based on upon or measured by such party's income
and (ii) personal property taxes levied on or measured by the value of the
Products to the extent such taxes are applicable or allocable to periods in
which such party had title to the Products so taxed.

          (b)  Any sales, use, transfer or similar taxes, now or hereafter
imposed, levied or assessed by any governmental authority directly upon the
transactions herein provided for shall, if collectible or payable by the Coker
Company, be paid or reimbursed by Clark R&M.  If Clark R&M claims exemption for
any of the aforesaid taxes, then it shall furnish the Coker Company with a
properly completed exemption certificate.  On items that are to be resold, Clark
R&M shall furnish the Coker Company with a properly executed resale certificate.
If, at any time, Clark R&M holds a Texas direct payment permit, it shall issue
to the Coker Company a properly completed direct payment exemption certificate
and thereafter hold harmless and indemnify the Coker Company for any sales or
use taxes assessed against the Coker Company by any taxing authority in respect
to any taxable sales, including the amounts of any penalties, interest and
reasonable attorneys' fees.

          Section 9.2    Intellectual Property; Confidentiality.  Clark R&M
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agrees to be bound by all confidentiality agreements and all agreements with
respect to intellectual property rights contained in the other Project
Documents.

          Section 9.3    Maintenance Shutdowns.  The parties agree to cooperate
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in scheduling planned maintenance shutdowns of operating units within the Heavy
Oil Processing Facility and within the Clark Equipment in order to minimize the
impact on the operations of the other party.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, no
maintenance shutdown of any unit comprising part of the Clark Equipment shall
relieve Clark R&M of its obligation to purchase and take delivery of Products
hereunder.

          Section 9.4    Force Majeure.
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          (a)  If an Event of Force Majeure causes a material adverse effect on
a party's ability to carry out its obligations under this Product Purchase
Agreement, other than the obligation to pay money, such party shall give to the
other party prompt notice of such Event of Force Majeure with reasonably full
particulars thereof, and its obligations so far as they are affected by such
Event of Force Majeure shall be suspended during but not longer than the
continuance of such Event of Force Majeure and such further period thereafter as
shall be reasonable in the circumstances.

          (b)  As soon as practicable after giving notice under clause (a)
above, the claiming party shall provide to the other party confirmation of the
particulars required to be given under clause (a) above.
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          (c)  Nothing in this Section 9.4 shall suspend, excuse or delay any
party's obligation to pay under this Product Purchase Agreement.

          (d)  The non-performing party shall use reasonable diligence to remedy
its inability to perform or to minimize the impact of the Event of Force Majeure
as quickly as possible.

          Section 9.5    Cooperation with Other Parties.  Purchaser shall
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reasonably cooperate with the Coker Company, the Independent Engineer and the
Financing Parties in connection with the Financing Documents and/or any
refinancing thereof including, without limitation, the furnishing of such
information, the giving of such certificates and the furnishing of a reasonable
consent and such reasonable opinions of counsel and other matters as the Coker
Company, the Independent Engineer or the Financing Parties may reasonably
request in connection with the transactions contemplated hereby or by the
Financing Documents.

          Section 9.6   Indemnity.
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          (a)  The Coker Company shall protect, indemnify, defend and hold
harmless Clark R&M, and Clark R&M shall protect, indemnify, defend and hold
harmless the Coker Company and the Financing Parties, together with in each case
the respective indemnitee's directors, officers, employees and agents (including
but not limited to affiliates and their employees) from and against all
liabilities, damages, losses, penalties, claims, judgments, awards, costs,
expenses (including reasonable legal fees and any fines or assessments charged
against it), demands, suits and proceedings of any nature whatsoever for death,
injury or property damage that arise out of or are in any manner connected with
the negligence or willful misconduct of that party in its performance of this
Product Purchase Agreement.

          (b)  Each party's obligations with respect to claims and suits covered
by this Section are subject to the conditions that (i) the indemnitee gives the
indemnitor reasonably prompt notice of any such claim or suit, (ii) the
indemnitee cooperates in the defense of any such claim or suit and (iii) the
indemnitor has sole control of the defense and settlement to the extent of the
indemnitor's liability for any such claim or suit, provided that indemnitor
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shall confirm in writing its obligation to indemnify the indemnitee with respect
to all costs and expenses with respect to such claim or suit.  Nothing contained
in this clause, however, shall preclude the indemnitee from (x) being
represented by its own counsel at its own expense or (y) participating in the
settlement if the claimed relief is non-monetary in nature.

          (c)  The Coker Company hereby agrees that, notwithstanding any
provision in this Product Purchase Agreement to the contrary, with respect to
any loss that is or would be covered by the policies of insurance specified in
Section 5.13 of the Services and Supply Agreement, Clark R&M shall first seek to
recover insurance proceeds under such policies, through submission of a claim
and exercise of good faith efforts over the ensuing sixty (60) day period toward
recovery of damages under this Product Purchase Agreement.

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          Section 9.7    Dispute Resolution.
                         ------------------

          (a)  In the event of any dispute arising out of or in connection with
this Product Purchase Agreement, Clark R&M or the Coker Company may notify the
other party of the nature of the dispute and the parties shall, in good faith
and using all reasonable efforts, seek to settle the dispute amicably through
negotiation between senior executives. Within twenty (20) days after delivery of
such notice, such senior executives shall meet at a mutually acceptable time and
place, and thereafter as often as reasonably deemed necessary, to exchange
relevant information and to attempt to resolve the dispute. All discussions
pursuant to this clause (a) shall be confidential and shall be treated as
compromise and settlement negotiations for all purposes including the admission
of evidence in any subsequent arbitration. If the matter has not been resolved
within sixty (60) days of the delivery of notice of the dispute, or if the
parties fail to meet within the twenty-day period referred to above, either
party may initiate arbitration of the dispute pursuant to the terms of clause
(b) of this Section.

          (b)  All claims and disputes arising out of or in connection with this
Product Purchase Agreement shall be settled finally by arbitration under rules
applicable to arbitrations of the American Arbitration Association (the "AAA
                                                                         ---
Rules") in effect at such time. The arbitration shall take place in New York
-----
City.  Subject to the provisions of paragraph (c) below, the arbitral tribunal
shall consist of three arbitrators, one designated by each of the parties and
the third, who shall be the chairman of the tribunal, selected by agreement of
the two designated arbitrators. In the event the two arbitrators fail to agree
on the selection of the chairman, the chairman shall be selected in accordance
with AAA Rules. The substantive law applicable to the subject matter of the
arbitration shall be the law indicated in Section 12.8.  Copies of the request
for arbitration and the answer thereto shall be served by a party on the other
party in accordance with Section 9.13.  Subject to paragraph (c) below, the
award of the arbitral tribunal shall be rendered within one hundred eighty (180)
days from signature or approval of the terms of reference, subject to extension
for good cause only. The award shall be final and binding on the parties, and
may be confirmed or embodied in any order or judgment of any court of competent
jurisdiction.

          (c)  In the case of any claim for damages in a principal amount of two
hundred fifty thousand U.S. dollars (U.S.$250,000) or less, (i) the claim shall
be resolved by a sole arbitrator selected in accordance with AAA Rules, (ii) the
terms of reference shall be signed and any hearing of the matter shall be held
within one hundred twenty (120) days following the later of service of the
answer and transmission of the file to the arbitrator, and (iii) the arbitrator
shall render the award within thirty (30) days after the hearing or, in the
event a hearing is not held, signature or approval of the terms of reference,
subject extension for good cause only.

          Section 9.8    Relationship of Parties.  Nothing in this Product
                         -----------------------
Purchase Agreement shall be deemed to constitute either party hereto a partner,
joint venturer, agent or legal representative of the other party or to create
any fiduciary relationship between or among the parties.

          Section 9.9    Third Party Beneficiaries.  (a) The Financing Parties
                         -------------------------
are intended third party beneficiaries of this Product Purchase Agreement and
the representations, warranties,
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covenants and agreements of the parties hereto are made for the benefit of, and
may be relied upon by, the Financing Parties.

          (b)  The rights and obligations created under this Product Purchase
Agreement shall apply exclusively to the parties hereto and their successors and
permitted assigns, and no right shall be created in any third party by reason of
this Product Purchase Agreement or separate act or action taken independently by
either party.

          Section 9.10   No Indirect Damages.  Notwithstanding anything to the
                         -------------------
contrary herein, in no event shall either party be liable for consequential,
incidental, indirect, special or punitive damages hereunder including, without
limitation, any damages measured by the principal amount of the Coker Company's
obligations under the Financing Documents.

          Section 9.11   Assignments.  (a) Clark R&M shall not assign its rights
                         -----------
hereunder without the prior written consent of the Coker Company and the
Financing Parties.  The Coker Company may assign its rights hereunder to the
Financing Parties, as collateral security for its obligations under the
Financing Documents, but otherwise shall not assign its rights hereunder without
the prior written consent of Clark R&M and the Financing Parties. Clark R&M
hereby expressly authorizes the Financing Parties, or the Collateral Trustee
acting on behalf of the Financing Parties, as a secured party, to exercise all
rights of the Coker Company under this Product Purchase Agreement and to
subsequently assign such rights in connection therewith.

          (b)  This Product Purchase Agreement shall be binding upon and shall
inure to the benefit of, the successors and permitted assigns of Clark R&M and
the Coker Company.

          (c)  This Product Purchase Agreement shall inure to the benefit of the
Collateral Trustee, the Financing Parties and any subsequent transferee or
assignee thereof.

          Section 9.12   Amendments.  No amendment, modification or alteration
                         ----------
of the terms hereof shall be binding unless the same is in writing and duly
executed by each of the parties hereto.

          Section 9.13   Notices.  Any notice, request, consent, waiver or other
                         -------
communication required or permitted hereunder shall be effective only if it is
in writing and personally delivered by hand or by overnight courier or sent by
certified or registered mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested,
addressed as follows:

          If to Clark R&M:

               Clark Refining & Marketing, Inc.
               8182 Maryland Avenue
               St. Louis, Missouri 63105
               Attention:  Richard A. Keffer
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          If to the Coker Company:

               Port Arthur Coker Company L.P.
               Port Arthur Refinery
               1801 S. Gulfway Drive
               Office Number 36
               Port Arthur, Texas 77640
               Attention:  K.W. Isom

               (or if sent by U.S. Mail:

               Port Arthur Coker Company L.P.
               P.O. Box 908
               Port Arthur, Texas 77641-0908
               Attention:  K.W. Isom)

          Any such notice, request, consent, waiver or other communication
required or permitted hereunder, whether to Clark R&M or the Coker Company,
shall also be personally delivered by hand or by overnight courier or sent by
certified or registered mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, to the
Collateral Trustee on behalf of the Financing Parties, addressed as follows:

               Bankers Trust Company
               Corporate Trust & Agency Services
               Four Albany Street, 4/th/ Floor
               New York, New York 10006
               Attention: James McDonough

          Section 9.14   GOVERNING LAW.   THE PLACE OF EXECUTION, DELIVERY OR
                         -------------
PERFORMANCE OF THIS AGREEMENT OR OF THE DOMICILE OF THE PARTIES HERETO
NOTWITHSTANDING, THIS AGREEMENT AND THE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES
UNDER THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE GOVERNED BY, AND CONSTRUED AND INTERPRETED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH, THE LAW OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

          Section 9.15   Submission to Jurisdiction; Forum Selection.
                         -------------------------------------------

          (a)  Each of the parties hereto submits to the non-exclusive
jurisdiction of the courts of the State of New York, the State of Texas and the
courts of the United States of America located in the State of New York and the
State of Texas over (i) any suit, action or proceeding with respect to this
Product Purchase Agreement or the transactions contemplated hereby if not
settled by arbitration pursuant to Section 9.7 above and (ii) the enforcement of
any arbitral award issued pursuant to Section 9.7 above.

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          (b)  Except for an arbitration award under Section 9.7 hereof, any
suit, action or proceeding with respect to this Product Purchase Agreement or
the transactions contemplated hereby, or the enforcement of any arbitral award
in connection therewith, may be brought only in the courts of the State of New
York or the courts of the United States of America located in the State of New
York, in each case located in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, State
of New York. Each of the parties hereto waives any objection that it may have to
the venue of such suit, action or proceeding in any such court or that such
suit, action or proceeding in such court was brought in an inconvenient court
and agrees not to plead or claim the same.

          Section 9.16   Appointment of Agent for Service of Process.  Each
                         -------------------------------------------
party hereto irrevocably appoint CT Corporation, at 1633 Broadway, New York, New
York 10019, as its authorized agent in the State of New York upon which process
may be served in any suit, action or proceeding with respect to this Product
Purchase Agreement or the transactions contemplated hereby, and agrees that
service of process upon such agent, and written notice of said service to such
party by the person serving the same to the address provided in Section 9.13,
shall be deemed in every respect effective service of process upon such party in
any such suit or proceeding.  Each party hereto further agrees to take any and
all action as may be necessary to maintain such designation and appointment of
such agent in full force and effect so long as this Product Purchase Agreement
is in effect pursuant to Article 7.

          Section 9.17   No Waiver.  The waiver of either party of a default or
                         ---------
breach of any provision of this Product Purchase Agreement by the other party
shall not operate or be construed to operate as a waiver of any subsequent
defaults or breaches of the same or different kind.  The failure of a party to
exercise any rights hereunder in a particular instance shall not operate as a
waiver of such party's right to exercise the same or different rights in
subsequent instances.  The making or acceptance of a payment by either party
with knowledge of the existence a default or breach shall not operate or be
construed to operate as a waiver of any default or breach.

          Section 9.18   Counterparts.  This Product Purchase Agreement may be
                         ------------
executed by one or more of the parties to this Product Purchase Agreement on any
number of separate counterparts, and all of said counterparts taken together
shall be deemed to constitute one and the same instrument.  Delivery of an
executed signature page of this Product Purchase Agreement by facsimile
transmission shall be effective as delivery of a manually executed counterpart
hereof.

          Section 9.19   Integration.  This Product Purchase Agreement and the
                         -----------
other Project Documents represent the agreement of the Coker Company and Clark
R&M with respect to the subject matter hereof, and there are no promises,
undertakings, representations or warranties by the Coker Company or Clark R&M
relative to subject matter hereof not expressly set forth or referred to herein
or in the other Project Documents.

          Section 9.20   Severability.  Any provision of this Product Purchase
                         ------------
Agreement which is prohibited or unenforceable in any jurisdiction shall, as to
such jurisdiction, be ineffective to the extent of such prohibition or
unenforceability without invalidating the
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remaining provisions hereof, and any such prohibition or unenforceability in any
jurisdiction shall not invalidate or render unenforceable such provision in any
other jurisdiction.

          Section 9.21   Headings.  Captions and headings in this Product
                         --------
Purchase Agreement are for reference only and do not constitute a part of the
substance of this Product Purchase Agreement.

          Section 9.22   WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL.  THE COKER COMPANY AND CLARK R&M
                         --------------------
HEREBY IRREVOCABLY AND UNCONDITIONALLY WAIVE TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY LEGAL ACTION
OR PROCEEDING RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT OR ANY OTHER PROJECT DOCUMENT AND FOR
ANY COUNTERCLAIM THEREIN.

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          IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto, intending to be legally bound,
have caused this Product Purchase Agreement to be signed by their respective
officers thereunto duly authorized as of the day and year first set forth above.

                              CLARK REFINING & MARKETING, INC.

                              By:    /s/ Maura J. Clark
                                  ----------------------------------------
                              Name:  Maura J. Clark
                              Title: Exec. Vice Pres. and CFO

                              PORT ARTHUR COKER COMPANY L.P.

                              By:  SABINE RIVER HOLDING CORP.,
                                   General Partner

                                   By:    /s/  Maura J. Clark
                                        ----------------------------------
                                   Name:  Maura J. Clark
                                   Title: Exec. Vice Pres. and CFO
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                                               APPENDIX A -- DEFINITIONS TO THE:
                                                   Services and Supply Agreement
                                                      Product Purchase Agreement
                                                      Coker Complex Ground Lease
                                                  Ancillary Equipment Site Lease
                                               Transfer and Assignment Agreement

          General Provisions
          ------------------

          The following terms shall have the following meanings for all purposes
of the Services and Supply Agreement, the Product Purchase Agreement, Coker
Complex Ground Lease, the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease and the Transfer and
Assignment Agreement, each referred to below, unless otherwise defined in such
agreements or the context thereof shall otherwise require, and such meanings
shall be equally applicable to both the singular and the plural forms of the
terms herein defined.  In the case of any conflict between the provisions of
this Appendix A and the provisions of the main body of any of the above
agreements, the provisions of the main body of such agreement shall control the
construction of such agreement.

          Unless the context otherwise requires, references to (i) agreements
shall include sections, schedules, exhibits and appendices thereto and shall be
deemed to mean and include such agreement (and sections, schedules, exhibits and
appendices) as the same may be amended, supplemented and otherwise modified from
time to time, (ii) parties to agreements or government agencies shall be deemed
to include the permitted successors and assigns of such parties and the
successors and assigns of such agencies and (iii) laws or regulations shall be
deemed to mean such laws or regulations as the same may be amended from time to
time and any superseding laws or regulations covering the same subject matter.

          "Actual Coker Capacity" means with respect to the Coker, its capacity,
           ---------------------
from time to time, to process feedstreams.

          "Actual Crude Capacity" means with respect to the Ancillary Equipment,
           ---------------------
its capacity, from time to time, to process crude oil.

          "Actual Hydrocracker Capacity" means with respect to the Hydrocracker,
           ----------------------------
its capacity, from time to time, to process gas oil.

          "Adjacent Refinery Property" means the land described on Exhibit B to
           --------------------------
the Coker Complex Ground Lease and also on Exhibit C to the Ancillary Equipment
Site Lease.

          "Amine Treating Unit" means the amine treating unit to be constructed
           -------------------
at the Refinery and designated ATU 7841.

          "Ancillary Equipment" means, collectively, the Crude Unit and the
           -------------------
other processing units described on Exhibit B to the Ancillary Equipment Site
Lease.

          "Ancillary Equipment Easement" has the meaning given such term in
           ----------------------------
Section 2.2 of the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.
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          "Ancillary Equipment Operating Fee" has the meaning given such term in
           ---------------------------------
Section 13.2(b) of the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.

          "Ancillary Equipment Site" has the meaning given such term in Section
           ------------------------
2.1 of the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.

          "Ancillary Equipment Site Initial Term" means the period commencing on
           -------------------------------------
the August 19, 1999 and ending on August 19, 2029.

          "Ancillary Equipment Site Lease" means the Ancillary Equipment Site
           ------------------------------
Lease and Easement Agreement, dated as of August 19, 1999, between Clark R&M and
the Coker Company.

          "Ancillary Equipment Site Leasehold" has the meaning given such term
           ----------------------------------
in Section 2.1 of the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.

          "Ancillary Equipment Site Lease Term" has the meaning given such term
           -----------------------------------
in Article XX of the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.

          "Ancillary Equipment Site Renewal Term" means each period following
           -------------------------------------
the end of the Ancillary Equipment Initial Term with respect to which Lessee has
the option to renew the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease pursuant to Article XX of
the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.

          "Ancillary Equipment Upgrade Contract" means the Reimbursable Contract
           ------------------------------------
for Engineering, Procurement and Construction, dated as of March 24, 1998,
between Clark R&M and the Contractor, as amended by Amendment No. One, dated as
of August 19, 1999, as further amended, supplemented or otherwise modified from
time to time.

          "Annual Budget and Operating Plan" means, for any Operating Year, the
           --------------------------------
budget and operating plan in effect pursuant to Section 6 of  the Services and
Supply Agreement.

          "Applicable Law" means, collectively, (i) all Permits and (ii) all
           --------------
laws, treaties, ordinances, judgments, decrees, injunctions, writs, orders and
stipulations of any court, arbitrator or governmental agency or authority and
statutes, rules, regulations, orders and interpretations thereof of any federal,
state, county, municipal, regional, environmental or other governmental body,
instrumentality, agency, authority, court or other body applicable from time to
time to the Refinery, the operation or maintenance of the Refinery, or the
performance of any obligations under the Clark R&M Agreements, any other Project
Document or any other agreement entered into in connection therewith.

          "Appraisal Procedure" with respect to any renewal option of any lease,
           -------------------
means a procedure whereby two independent Qualified Appraisers, one appointed by
the lessor and one by the lessee, shall agree upon the value, period, amount or
determination then the subject of an appraisal, as follows:  If either the
lessor or the lessee shall determine that a value, period or amount of
determination to be determined under such lease or any related document cannot
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timely be established by agreement, such party shall appoint its Qualified
Appraiser and give notice thereof to the other party, which shall appoint its
Qualified Appraiser within 10 days thereafter.  If such other party does not
appoint its Qualified Appraiser within such ten day period, the determination of
the first Qualified Appraiser made within 20 days thereafter shall be conclusive
and binding on the lessor and the lessee.  If within 20 days after appointment
of the second of the two Qualified Appraisers, such Qualified Appraisers are
unable to agree upon the value, period, amount or determination in question,
they jointly shall appoint a third Qualified Appraiser within 10 days
thereafter, or, if they do not do so, either the lessor or the lessee may
request the American Arbitration Association office in Houston, Texas (or if no
such office exists at such time, the American Arbitration Association office in
New York, New York), or any organization successor thereto, to appoint the third
Qualified Appraiser from a panel of arbitrators knowledgeable on the subject of
refinery land and asset valuations in the Texas Gulf Coast area.  The decision
of the third Qualified Appraiser shall be given within 20 days after his
appointment.  If three Qualified Appraisers shall be so appointed, the average
of all three determinations shall be conclusive and binding on the lessor and
the lessee unless the determination of one Qualified Appraiser is disparate from
the middle determination by more than twice the amount by which the third
determination is disparate from the middle determination, in which case the
determination of the most disparate Qualified Appraiser shall be excluded and
the average of the remaining two determinations shall be conclusive and binding
on the lessor and the lessee.  The obligation to pay the fees and expenses of
Qualified Appraisers incurred in connection with any Appraisal Procedure shall
be divided equally between the lessor and the lessee.

          "Auxiliary Facilities" has the meaning given such term in Article VI
           --------------------
of the Coker Complex Ground Lease.

          "Auxiliary Rights" has the meaning given such term in Article VI of
           ----------------
the Coker Complex Ground Lease.

          "Available Coker Company Maya" means, for any day, the sum of (a) the
           ----------------------------
Contract Quantity for such day, plus (b) the extent, if any, that the Available
                                ----
Coker Company Maya for the preceding day exceeds the Actual Crude Capacity for
such preceding day.

          "Available Coker Company VTBs" means, for any day, the sum of (a) the
           ----------------------------
Coker Company VTBs produced by the Crude Unit on such day, plus  (b) the extent,
                                                           ----
if any that Available Coker Company VTBs for the preceding day exceeds Actual
Coker Capacity for such preceding day.

          "Base Case Financial Model" shall mean the financial model described
           -------------------------
on Exhibit A to the Services and Supply Agreement.

          "BPD" has the meaning given such term in the Long-Term Oil Supply
           ---
Agreement.

          "Business Day" means any day other than Saturday, Sunday or a legal
           ------------
holiday in the United States of America.
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          "Clark Equipment" means all Clark Refinery Property other than the
           ---------------
Ancillary Equipment.

          "Clark Hydrogen Supply Contract" means the Product Supply Agreement,
           ------------------------------
dated as of August 1, 1999, between Clark R&M and Air Products, Inc.

          "Clark Maya" means Maya Crude Oil purchased by Clark R&M.
           ----------

          "Clark Processing Fee" means, for any monthly period, the total fees
           --------------------
due the Coker Company from Clark R&M for processing services provided pursuant
to Sections 3.5, 4.2 and 4.3.

          "Clark R&M" means Clark Refining & Marketing, Inc., a Delaware
           ---------
corporation.

          "Clark R&M Agreements" means, collectively, (i) the Services and
           --------------------
Supply Agreement, (ii) the Product Purchase Agreement, (ii) the Coker Complex
Ground Lease and (iv) the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.

          "Clark Refinery Property" means all real and personal property owned
           -----------------------
by Clark R&M and located at the Refinery.

          "Coker" means the delayed coker to be constructed at the Refinery and
           -----
designated DCU 843.

          "Coker Company" means Port Arthur Coker Company L.P., a Delaware
           -------------
limited partnership.

          "Coker Company Crude Oil Volume" means, on any day, the volume, stated
           ------------------------------
in BPD, of Coker Company-owned crude oil processed through the Crude Unit.

          "Coker Company Maya" means Maya Crude Oil purchased by the Coker
           ------------------
Company.

          "Coker Complex"means, collectively, the Coker, the Hydrocracker, the
           -------------
Sulfur Plant, the Sour Water Stripper, the Amine Treating Unit and the Coker
Complex Offsites.

          "Coker Complex Design Capacity" means with respect to the Coker
           -----------------------------
Complex, its nameplate capacity, stated in BPD, to process feedstocks.

          "Coker Complex Ground Lease"  means the Coker Complex Ground Lease and
           --------------------------
Blanket Easement Agreement, dated as of August 19, 1999, between Clark R&M and
the Coker Company.

          "Coker Complex Ground Lease Term" has the meaning given such term in
           -------------------------------
Article XX of the Coker Complex Ground Lease.
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          "Coker Complex Initial Term" means the period commencing on August 19,
           --------------------------
1999 and ending on August 19, 2029.

          "Coker Complex Leasehold" has the meaning given such term in Section
           -----------------------
2.1 of the Coker Complex Ground Lease.

          "Coker Complex Offsites" means, collectively, (a) the control room,
           ----------------------
flare, cooling tower, sulfur loading facilities and power station no. 6 that are
being constructed pursuant to the EPC Contract and (b) the coker feed tank nos.
108 and 109 that are being modified pursuant to the EPC Contract.

          "Coker Complex Renewal Term" means each period following the end of
           --------------------------
the Initial Term with respect to which Lessee has the option to renew the Coker
Complex Ground Lease pursuant to Article XX of the Coker Complex Ground Lease.

          "Coker Complex Site" has the meaning give such term in Section 2.1(a)
           ------------------
of the Coker Complex Ground Lease.

          "Coker Design Capacity" means with respect to the Coker, its nameplate
           ---------------------
capacity, stated in BPD, to process feedstocks.

          "Collateral Trustee"  means the collateral trustee granted a security
           ------------------
interest, on behalf of the Financing Parties, in the Senior Debt pursuant to the
Financing Documents and any successor collateral trustee thereunder.

          "Common Security Agreement" means the Common Security Agreement, dated
           -------------------------
as of August 19, 1999, among the Coker Company, the Funding Company, Sabine,
Neches, Bankers Trust Company, as Collateral Trustee and Depositary Bank,
Deutsche Bank AG, New York Branch, as Administrative Agent, Winterthur
International Insurance Company Limited, as Oil Payment Insurers Administrative
Agent and HSBC Bank USA, as Capital Markets Trustee,

          "Contract Quantity" means (a) for any day when the Long-Term Oil
           -----------------
Supply Agreement is in effect and PMI has not reduced the volume of Maya
available to the Coker Company pursuant thereto, the "Contract Quantity" in
effect on such day pursuant to the Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement or such lesser
amount of Maya Crude Oil as may be purchased thereunder pursuant to Section 8.2
of the Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement, and (b) for any other day, the amount of
Maya Crude Oil sufficient to operate the Coker at eighty percent of Actual Coker
Capacity.

          "Contractor" means Foster Wheeler USA Corporation, a Delaware
           ----------
corporation.

          "Crude Design Capacity" means with respect to the Ancillary Equipment,
           ---------------------
its nameplate capacity, stated in BPD, to process heavy crude oil.
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          "Crude Unit" means the crude unit and vacuum tower located at the
           ----------
Refinery and collectively designated AVU-146.

          "CRU 1344 Hydrotreater" means the naphtha hydrotreater located at the
           ---------------------
Refinery and designated CRU 1344.

          "Easements" has the meaning given such term in Section 2.2 of the
           ---------
Coker Complex Ground Lease.

          "EPC Contract" means the Contract for Engineering, Procurement and
           ------------
Construction Services, dated as of July 12, 1999, between the Coker Company and
the Contractor, as amended, supplemented or otherwise modified from time to
time.

          "Event of Force Majeure" means any event or circumstance if (i) such
           ----------------------
event or circumstance is beyond the reasonable control of the affected party and
(ii) such event or circumstance is not the direct or indirect result of a
party's negligence or the failure of such party to perform any of its
obligations under the applicable Clark R&M Agreement, including, without
limitation:

           1. any interruption or cessation in delivery of Coker Company Maya to
     the Refinery, whether or not due to an event of force majeure under the
     Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement;

           2. acts of God, epidemic, earthquake, landslide, lightning, fire,
     explosion, accident, tornado, drought, blight, famine, flood, hurricane, or
     other extraordinary weather conditions more severe than those experienced
     at any time in the last thirty (30) years for the geographic area of the
     Refinery;

           3. acts of a public enemy, war (declared or undeclared), blockade,
     insurrection, riot or civil disturbance, sabotage, quarantine, or any
     exercise of the power of eminent domain, police power, condemnation or
     other taking by or on behalf of any public, quasi-public or private entity;

           4. laws, rules, regulations, orders, judgments or other acts of any
     foreign, federal, state or local court, administrative agency, governmental
     body or authority;

           5. strikes, boycotts or lockouts, except any such strike, boycott or
     lockout that is not national or industry-wide that involves the employees
     of Clark R&M; and

           6. a partial or entire interruption or other failure of  (a) the
     supply of electricity, water, wastewater treatment, steam, hydrogen or
     other utilities
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              to the Refinery or any part thereof, or (b) pipeline service, ship
              or barge service, dock access or usage or other transportation
              facilities.

          "Excess Coker Capacity" means, for any day, the extent that Actual
           ---------------------
Coker Capacity for such day exceeds the capacity necessary for the Coker to
process the Available Coker Company VTBs for such day.

          "Excess Coker Capacity Option" has the meaning given such term in
           ----------------------------
Section 4.2(a) of the Services and Supply Agreement.

          "Excess Crude Capacity" means, for any day, the extent that Actual
           ---------------------
Crude Capacity for such day exceeds the capacity necessary for the Ancillary
Equipment to process the Available Coker Company Maya for such day and the light
crude oil necessary to process such Available Coker Company Maya.

          "Excess Crude Capacity Option" has the meaning given such term in
           ----------------------------
Section 3.5(b) of the Services and Supply Agreement.

          "Excess Hydrocracker Capacity" means, for any day, the extent that
           ----------------------------
Actual Hydrocracker Capacity for such day exceeds the capacity necessary for the
Hydrocracker to process Coker Company VGO produced by the Coker on such day.

          "Excess Hydrocracker Capacity Option" has the meaning given such term
           -----------------------------------
in Section 4.3(a) of the Services and Supply Agreement.

          "Fair Market Rental Value" shall mean, with respect to any land and/or
           ------------------------
equipment to be leased pursuant to a lease, the value, which shall not in any
event be less than zero, that would be obtained in an arm's length transaction
for cash between an informed and willing lessee and an informed and willing
lessor, neither of whom is under any compulsion to lease, for the use of such
land and/or equipment for a given period, without regard, in the case of land,
(i) to the value of any equipment or improvements that are not included in such
lease but which are located on such land, (ii) to the value of any reversionary
interest of the lessor in any equipment or improvements located on such land,
whether or not included in such lease, or (iii) to the highest and best use of
such land.

          "Final Completion" has the meaning given such term in the EPC
           ----------------
Contract.

          "Financial Close" means the date when the initial funding of the
           ---------------
Senior Debt has occurred.

          "Financing Documents"  has the meaning given such term in the Common
           -------------------
Security Agreement.

          "Financing Parties" means any lender or note purchaser that may at any
           -----------------
time be party to the Financing Documents and any trustee or agent acting on
their behalf.
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          "Funding Company" means Port Arthur Finance Corp., a Delaware
           ---------------
corporation.

          "GFU 241" means the distillate hydrotreater located at the Refinery
           -------
and designated GFU 241.

          "GFU 242" means the distillate hydrotreater located at the Refinery
           -------
and designated GFU 242.

          "GFU 243" means the distillate hydrotreater located at the Refinery
           -------
and designated GFU 243.

          "Guaranteed Values" has the meaning given such term in the EPC
           -----------------
Contract.

          "Heavy Oil Processing Facility" means, collectively, the Coker Complex
           -----------------------------
and the Ancillary Equipment.

          "Hydrocracker" or "HCU 942" means the hydrocracker to be constructed
           ------------      -------
at the Refinery and designated HCU 942.

          "Hydrogen" means hydrogen purchased by the Coker Company pursuant to
           --------
the Hydrogen Supply Agreement.

          "Hydrogen Supply Agreement" means the Supply Agreement, dated as of
           -------------------------
August 1, 1999, between the Coker Company and Air Products, Inc.

          "Independent Engineer" means Purvin & Gertz, Inc., or successor
           --------------------
thereto appointed pursuant to the Financing Documents.

          "Inflation Factor" shall mean, for any month, (a) the most current
           ----------------
Producer Price Index published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of
Statistics, divided by, (b) the Producer Price Index on August 19, 1999.
            ----------

          "Labor Costs"  shall mean, with respect to any service provided by
           -----------
Clark R&M, all reasonable direct labor costs of Clark R&M in performing such
service including wages, salaries, overtime charges, reasonable and customary
bonuses, payroll insurance and taxes and holidays, vacations, group medical,
dental and life insurance and other employee benefits.

          "LCO" means light cycle oil.
           ---

          "Lessor Ancillary Equipment Upgrade" shall have the meaning given such
           ----------------------------------
term in Section 6.1 of the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease.

          "Lien" any mortgage, security interest, pledge, hypothecation,
           ----
encumbrance or lien (statutory or other) of any kind or nature whatsoever.
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          "Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement" means the Maya Crude Oil Sale
           ------------------------------
Agreement, dated as of March 10, 1998, between PMI and Clark R&M, as amended by
the First Amendment and Supplement to the Maya Crude Oil Sales Agreement, dated
as of August 19, 1999, and as assigned by Clark R&M to the Coker Company
pursuant to the Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement Assignment.

          "Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement Assignment" means the Assignment of
           -----------------------------------------
the Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement, dated as of August 19, 1999, by Clark R&M to
the Coker Company.

          "Maya Crude Oil" means Mexican crude oil of the "Maya" type, as more
           --------------
particularly described in the Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement and, to the extent
necessary, such alternative crude oil(s) and/or other feedstock(s) that may be
used to produce the Required Product Mix.

          "Neches" mean Neches River Holding Corp., a Delaware corporation.
           ------

          "Operating Year" means (i) the period beginning on the Start-up Date
           --------------
and ending on the last day of the calendar year in which the Start-up Date
occurs and (ii) each calendar year thereafter.  All annual amounts set forth in
the Clark R&M Agreements shall be adjusted pro rata for the first Operating
Year.

          "Performance Test Standards" has the meaning given such term in the
           --------------------------
EPC Contract.

          "Permit"  means any valid waiver, exemption, variance, franchise,
           ------
permit, authorization, license or similar order of or from any federal, state,
county, municipal, regional, environmental or other governmental body,
instrumentality, agency, authority, court or other body having jurisdiction over
the Refinery, the Coker Complex or the Ancillary Equipment or the performance of
any obligation under any Clark R&M Agreement, any Project Document or any other
agreement in connection therewith.

          "Permitted Liens" means (i) the respective rights and interests
           ---------------
created by or under the Financing Documents and the Project Documents, (ii)
Liens for Taxes that either are not delinquent or are being contested in good
faith and by appropriate proceedings diligently conducted, so long as such
proceedings do not (a) involve a substantial risk of foreclosure, forfeiture,
loss or sale of any portion of the Clark Refinery Property subject to the
Ancillary Equipment Site Lease or the Coker Complex Ground Lease or interest
therein, (b) interfere with the use, possession or disposition of any Clark
Refinery Property subject to the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease or the Coker
Complex Ground Lease or interest therein or (c) interfere with the payment of
rent under the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease or the Coker Complex Ground Lease;
(iii) materialmen's, mechanics', workmen's, repairmen's, employees', carriers',
warehousemen's and other like Liens arising in the ordinary course of business
for amounts that either are not more than 30 days past due or are being
contested in good faith by appropriate proceedings, so long as such proceedings
satisfy the conditions for the continuation of
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proceedings to contest Taxes set forth in clause (ii) above; (iv) Liens of any
of the types referred to in clauses (ii) and (iii) above that have been bonded
for the full amount in dispute (or as to which other security arrangements
reasonably satisfactory to the Collateral Trustee have been made); (v) Liens
securing judgments, decrees or orders of any court (i) that are not currently
dischargeable or (ii) that have been discharged or stayed or appealed within
thirty (30) days after the date of such judgment, decree or order (in the case
of a stay or appeal, during the period of such stay or appeal); (vi) other Liens
that would not impair (x) the ability of the Coker Company or its successors,
assigns or subtenants to operate the Coker Complex in accordance with the Base
Case Financial Model or (y) any of the security interests granted, or to be
granted, by the Coker Company to the Financing Parties pursuant to the Financing
Documents, (vii) with respect to the Ancillary Equipment Site Lease, the Liens
listed on Schedule I thereto; and (viii) with respect to the Coker Complex
Ground Lease, the Liens listed on Schedule I thereto.

          "Permitted Reimbursable Expenses" shall mean, with respect to any
           -------------------------------
service provided by Clark R&M, any reasonable expense or expenditure incurred in
performance of such service including, without limitation, (i) Labor Costs, (ii)
purchases of spare parts, tools, equipment, consumables, materials and other
supplies necessary for performance of such service and (iii) direct cost of
subcontract labor or services needed to perform such service.

          "Person" an individual, partnership, corporation, business trust,
           ------
joint stock company, trust, unincorporated association, joint venture,
governmental authority or other entity of whatever nature.

          "PMI" means P.M.I. Comercio Internacional, S.A. de C.V., a corporation
           ---
organized under the laws of Mexico.

          "Product Purchase Agreement" means the Product Purchase Agreement,
           --------------------------
dated as of August 19, 1999, between Clark R&M and the Coker Company, as
amended, supplemented or otherwise modified from time to time.

          "Products" means each product described under the heading "Product" on
           --------
Exhibits A-1 through A-42 to the Product Purchase Agreement.

          "Project Documents" means, collectively, the Services and Supply
           -----------------
Agreement, the Product Purchase Agreement, the Long-Term Oil Supply Agreement,
the EPC Contract, the Coker Complex Ground Lease, the Ancillary Equipment Site
Lease and the Hydrogen Supply Agreement.

          "Prudent Industry Practice" means those practices, methods, equipment,
           -------------------------
specifications and standards of safety and performance, as the same may change
from time to time, as are commonly used in refinery facilities in the United
States of a type and size similar to the Refinery.

          "Qualified Appraiser" means an appraisal firm with a national
           -------------------
reputation and experience in appraising facilities of a nature and type similar
to the Refinery.
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          "Reconciliation Statement" has the meaning given such term in Section
           ------------------------
7.2(a) of the Services and Supply Agreement.

          "Refinery" means, collectively, the existing oil refinery owned by
           --------
Clark R&M located in Port Arthur, Texas, the Ancillary Equipment and the Coker
Complex.

          "Regulated Utilities" has the meaning given such term in Section
           -------------------
5.5(f) of the Services and Supply Agreement.

          "Required Product Mix" means, from time to time, the quantity and
           --------------------
quality specifications of products to be produced by the Heavy Oil Processing
Facility pursuant to Section 2.2 of the Product Purchase Agreement.

          "Sabine" means Sabine River Holding Corp., a Delaware corporation.
           ------

          "Senior Debt" has the meaning given such term in the Common Security
           -----------
Agreement.

          "Senior Debt Obligations" means the obligations to pay principal and
           -----------------------
interest on the disbursed Senior Debt, and all commissions, fees, indemnitees,
prepayment premiums and other amounts payable to the senior lenders under the
Financing Documents.

          "Services" has the meaning set forth in Section 2.1  of  the Services
           --------
and Supply Agreement.

          "Services and Supply Agreement" means the Services and Supply
           -----------------------------
Agreement, dated as of August 19, 1999, between Clark R&M and the Coker Company,
as amended, supplemented or otherwise modified from time to time.

          "Sour Water Stripper" means the sour water stripper to be constructed
           -------------------
at the Refinery and designated SWS-8747.

          "Standards" means, in addition to any other standards set forth in the
           ---------
EPC Contract, the technical requirements of the Project Documents, generally
accepted standards of professional care, skill, diligence and competence
applicable to engineering and construction and project management practices,
good refinery and petrochemical industry practices for oil refineries of similar
size, type and design to the Refinery, manufacturer's specifications and
warranty requirements and all Applicable Laws .

          "Start-up Date" means the date on which hydrocarbons are first
           -------------
introduced into the Coker Complex for the processing of test runs under the EPC
Contract.

          "Start-up Period" means the period from the Start-up Date until Final
           ---------------
Completion.
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          "Sulfur Plant" means the sulfur plant to be constructed at the
           ------------
Refinery and designated SRU 545.

          "Supplies" has the meaning set forth in Section 2.1 of  the Services
           --------
and Supply Agreement.

          "Tax"  means, with respect to any site or parcel of land and the
           ---
improvements thereon, all real estate taxes and assessments, including
substitutes therefor or supplements thereto, assessed upon, levied against or
imposed on such land and improvements located thereon which accrue and are due
and payable during the term of the Coker Complex Ground Lease. Notwithstanding
anything to the contrary contained herein, the term "Taxes" shall not include
any franchise, income, corporation, inheritance, succession, gift, estate,
realty transfer, capital or other tax which may be charged or assessed against
Lessor or any income, excess profit or revenue tax or any other tax which may be
assessed against or become a lien upon the Coker Complex Site or the rent
accruing therefrom.

          "Total Crude Oil Volume" means, for any day, the total daily volume,
           ----------------------
stated in BPD, of crude oil processed by the Crude Unit.

          "Transfer and Assignment Agreement" means the Transfer and Assignment
           ---------------------------------
Agreement, dated as of August 19, 1999, between Clark R&M and the Coker Company,
as amended, supplemented or otherwise modified from time to time.

          "VGO" means vacuum gas oil.
           ---

          "VTBs" means vacuum tower bottoms.
           ----

          "Warranties" means the requirements of all warranties and guarantees
           ----------
applicable to equipment and structures constituting the Coker Complex or the
Ancillary Equipment provided by the Contractor, subcontractors, vendors,
suppliers or others.
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                                  EXHIBIT A-1

Product: Wet Gas from AVU 146
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Component                 Typical             Test Method
     ---------                 -------             -----------

     Methane and Ethane        11.00% LV           ASTM D-2163
     Propane                   27.21% LV           ASTM D-2163
     Normal Butane             50.28% LV           ASTM D-2163
     Isobutane                 11.51% LV           ASTM D-2163
     Pentanes and Heavier       0.00% LV           ASTM D-2163

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product.  The Coker Company Share is defined
as the total output of this Product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil
Volume divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  For contained Methane:  The weighted average delivered cost of natural
-----
gas purchased by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is
equivalent to 1.0 FOEB less Fractionation Fee. The conversion of contained
methane to FOEB is as follows: Contained Methane (MSCF/D) * 0.0425 (LB/SCF) *
23,840 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB).

For contained Ethane:  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
purchased by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent
to 1.0 FOEB less Fractionation Fee.  The conversion of contained ethane to FOEB
is as follows:  Contained Ethane (MSCF/D) * 0.0800 (LB/SCF) * 22,169 (BTU/LB) /
1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB).

For contained Propane: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot
purchases of propane for each publication day less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing
fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of propane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from October through February:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from March through September:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day less 3.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Isobutane:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of isobutane for
each publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of isobutane in the delivered Product.

For contained Pentanes and Heavier:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil
Price Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of natural
gasoline Non-Dynegy for each publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the

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                                  EXHIBIT A-1

Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the quantity of the
Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume of pentanes and
heavier in the delivered Product.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =      Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                              Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =      0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =    The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                              purchased by Clark converted into dollars per
                              MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =     0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FI-
--------------------
500.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 2                       August 3, 1999
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                                  EXHIBIT A-2

Product:  Penhex from AVU 146
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property                 Typical                Test Method
     --------                 -------                -----------

     IBP                       90  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     5%                       128  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     10%                      140  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     30%                      168  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     50%                      189  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     70%                      209  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     90%                      235  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     95%                      249  degrees F         ASTM D-86
     FBP                      267  degrees F         ASTM D-86

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the output of this Product boiling at or below 195 degrees F. The
Coker Company Share is defined as the output of this Product boiling at or below
195 (degrees)F multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the
Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  For material boiling at or below 195 degrees F:  The arithmetic average
-----
of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot
purchases of natural gasoline Non-Dynegy for each publication day less 1.5
cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation
Factor less 0.5 cents/gallon terminalling fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor
less Fractionation Fee. The marketing fee and terminalling fee shall only be
assessed if Penhex is sold to a 3/rd/ party.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =      Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                              Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =      0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =    The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                              purchased by Clark converted into dollars per
                              MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =     0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FE-
--------------------
461.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by distillation.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 3                       August 3, 1999
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                                  EXHIBIT A-3

Product:  Unfinished Naphtha
-------

Target Specification:  Target specifications for each component are described in
--------------------
Attachments I and II below.

Quantity:  For days that Unfinished Naphtha is excessed to inventory, Coker
--------
Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company Share" of the
excessed Unfinished Naphtha.  The Coker Company Share is defined as the excessed
Unfinished Naphtha multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by
the Total Crude Oil Volume.

The excessed Unfinished Naphtha is assumed to be composed of Light Naphtha from
AVU 146 boiling above 195 (degrees)F and Heavy Naphtha from AVU 146 in exact
proportion to the total production of each.

Price:  The price is computed for each component as described in Attachments I
-----
and II below.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  The delivery point and risk of loss for each
---------------------------
component are described in Attachments I and II below.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be calculated by changes in
--------------------
Unfinished Naphtha inventory utilizing standard yield accounting methods.

Quality Measurement:  Quality measurements for each component are described in
-------------------
Attachments I and II below.

                                 Attachment I
                                 ------------

Component:  Light Naphtha from AVU 146
---------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property                 Typical           Test Method
     --------                 -------           -----------

     IBP                       90  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     5%                       128  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     10%                      140  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     30%                      168  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     50%                      189  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     70%                      209  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     90%                      235  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     95%                      249  degrees F    ASTM D-86
     FBP                      267  degrees F    ASTM D-86

     N+A                      27.7% LV          ASTM D-5134 - Modified to C-15

Quantity: For days that Unfinished Naphtha is excessed to inventory, Coker
--------
Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company Share" of the
partial output of this Product boiling above 195 degrees F as defined above.

Price: For material boiling above 195 degrees F:  The arithmetic average of the
-----
high/low Oil Price Information Service posting for spot purchases of U.S. Gulf
Coast Naphtha (Domestic 40 N+A) for each publication day less 0.15
cents/gallon/N+A number below 40 N+A plus 0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number above 40
N+A less 2.5 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the
Inflation Factor less 0.5 cents/gallon terminalling fee multiplied by the
Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee. The marketing fee and terminalling fee
shall only be assessed if

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 4                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-3

Unfinished Naphtha is sold to a 3/rd/ party.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =      Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                              Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =      0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =    The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                              purchased by Clark converted into dollars per
                              MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =     0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FE-
--------------------
461.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by gas chromatography and distillation.

                                 Attachment II
                                 -------------

Component:  Heavy Naphtha from AVU 146
---------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property        Specification               Test Method
     --------        -------------               -----------

     FBP             390 degrees F Maximum       ASTM D-86
     N+A             34.7% LV Typical            ASTM D-5134 - Modified to C-15

Quantity:  For days that Unfinished Naphtha is excessed to inventory, Coker
--------
Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company Share" of the
partial output of this Product as defined above.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U.S. Gulf Coast Naphtha (Domestic 40 N+A) for
each publication day less 0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number below 40 N+A day plus
0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number above 40 N+A less 2.5 cents/gallon less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less 0.5
cents/gallon terminalling fee. The marketing fee and terminalling fee shall only
be assessed if Unfinished Naphtha is sold to a 3/rd/ party.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FI-
--------------------
436.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by gas

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 5                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-3

chromatography and distillation.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 6                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-4

Product:  Unfinished Jet from AVU 146
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

      Property            Specification              Test Method
      --------            -------------              -----------
      API Gravity         37.0 Minimum               ASTM D-1298, ASTM D-287,
                                                     or ASTM D-4052
      API Gravity         51.0 Maximum               ASTM D-1298, ASTM D-287,
                                                     or ASTM D-4052
      Freezing Point      -40 Degrees C Maximum      ASTM D-2386 or ASTM D-5972
      Flash Point         108 Degrees F Minimum      ASTM D-56
      10%                 400 Degrees F Maximum      ASTM D-86
      FBP                 572 Degrees F Maximum      ASTM D-86

      Target specifications are based on current fungible aviation fuel namely
      Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel. To the extent the specifications change for
      Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel the target specifications will be changed
      accordingly.

Quantity:  For days that Unfinished Jet is excessed to inventory, Coker Company
--------
shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company Share" of the excessed
Unfinished Jet. The Coker Company Share is defined as the excessed Unfinished
Jet multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the Total Crude
Oil Volume.

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report U. S.
-----
Gulf Coast Waterborne posting for spot purchases of No.2(0.2 wt% S diesel) for
each publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less 0.5 cents/gallon terminalling fee
multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day. The marketing
fee and terminalling fee shall only be assessed if Unfinished Jet is sold to a
3/rd/ party.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be calculated by changes in
--------------------
Unfinished Jet inventory utilizing standard yield accounting methods.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by distillation, gravity, freeze point, and flash.

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 7                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-5

Product:  Unfinished Diesel
-------

Target Specification: :  Target specifications for each component are described
--------------------
in Attachments I and II below.

Quantity:  For days that Unfinished Diesel is excessed to inventory, Coker
--------
Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company Share" of the
excessed Unfinished Diesel only if the calculated Coker Company Share is a
positive volume. The Coker Company Share is defined as the excessed Unfinished
Diesel less the excessed Light Cycle Oil from FCCU 1241 multiplied by the Coker
Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

The excessed Light Cycle Oil from FCCU 1241 is calculated as follows:

     Total Light Cycle Oil from FCCU 1241 - Light Cycle Oil to Cutter - Light
     Cycle Oil to HCU 942

The excessed Unfinished Diesel is composed of Diesel from AVU 146, Light Gas Oil
from DCU 843, and Light Cycle Oil from FCCU 1241. The Coker Company Share of the
Unfinished Diesel is composed only of Diesel from AVU 146 and Light Gas Oil from
DCU 843. The composition of the Coker Company Share of the Unfinished Diesel is
calculated as follows:

     Fraction of Diesel from AVU 146 =   ( Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 -
                                                  Diesel charge volume to GFU
                                                  241 ) / (Total volume of
                                                  Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel
                                                  charge volume to GFU 241 +
                                                  Total volume of Light Gas Oil
                                                  from DCU 843 )

     Fraction of Light Gas Oil from DCU 843 =     Total volume of Light Gas Oil
                                                  from DCU 843 / (Total volume
                                                  of Diesel from AVU 146 -
                                                  Diesel charge volume to GFU
                                                  241 + Total volume of Light
                                                  Gas Oil from DCU 843 )

Price:  The price is computed for each component as described in Attachments I
-----
and II below.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  The delivery point and risk of loss for each
---------------------------
component are described in Attachments I and II below.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be calculated by changes in
--------------------
Unfinished Diesel inventory utilizing standard yield accounting methods.  The
following meters shall be used as input to the above calculations:

     Total Light Cycle Oil from FCCU 1241:             FCCU 1241 FC-1247
     Light Cycle Oil to Cutter:                   Pump St. 379 FRC-201
     Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:                       XX-XXXX
     Diesel Charge to GFU 241:                         XX-XXXX
     Diesel from AVU 146:                              See Attachment I
     Light Gas Oil from DCU 843:                       See Attachment II

Quality Measurement: Quality measurements for each component is described in
-------------------
Attachments I and II below.

                                 Attachment I
                                 ------------

Component:  Diesel from AVU 146
---------

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 8                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-5

Target Specification:
---------------------

     Property           Specification               Test Method
     --------           -------------               -----------

     90%                540 Degrees F Minimum       ASTM D-86
     90%                640 Degrees F Maximum       ASTM D-86
     FBP                690 Degrees F Maximum       ASTM D-86
     Flash Point        130 Degrees F Minimum       ASTM D-93

     Target specifications are based on current fungible transportation diesel
     fuel namely Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel. To the extent the
     specifications change for Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel the
     target specifications will be changed accordingly.

Quantity:  For days that Unfinished Diesel is excessed to inventory, Coker
--------
Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company Share" of the
partial output of this Product as defined above.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report
-----
U. S. Gulf Coast Waterborne posting for spot purchases of No.2(0.2 wt% S
diesel) for each publication day less 3.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon
marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less 0.5 cents/gallon
terminalling fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that
day. The marketing fee and terminalling fee shall only be assessed if Unfinished
Diesel is sold to a 3/rd/ party.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FI-
--------------------
448.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by distillation and flash.

                                 Attachment II
                                 -------------

Component:  Light Gas Oil from DCU 843
---------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property           Specification               Test Method
     --------           -------------               -----------

     90%                540 Degrees F Minimum       ASTM D-86
     90%                640 Degrees F Maximum       ASTM D-86
     FBP                690 Degrees F Maximum       ASTM D-86
     Flash Point        130 Degrees F Minimum       ASTM D-93

     Target specifications are based on current fungible transportation diesel
     fuel namely Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel. To the extent the
     specifications change for Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel the
     target specifications will be changed accordingly.

Quantity:  For days that Unfinished Diesel is excessed to inventory, Coker
--------
Company shall sell and

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 9                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-5

Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company Share" of the partial output of this
Product as defined above.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price
-----
Report U.S. Gulf Coast Waterborne posting for spot purchases of No.2(0.2 wt% S
diesel) for each publication day less 5.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon
marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less 0.5 cents/gallon
terminalling fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that
day. The marketing fee and terminalling fee shall only be assessed if Unfinished
Diesel is sold to a 3/rd/ party.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at DCU 843 meter FE-
--------------------
3599.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by distillation and flash.

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 10                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-6

Product:  Atmospheric Gas Oil from AVU 146
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property           Specification               Test Method
     --------           -------------               -----------

     Flash Point        165 Degrees F Minimum       ASTM D-93

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast VGO (High Sulfur) Cargo for each
publication day less 2.0 cents/gallon multiplied by the quantity of the Product
delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FI-
--------------------
451.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by flash.

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 11                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-7

Product:  Light Vacuum Gas Oil from AVU 146
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property           Specification               Test Method
     --------           -------------               -----------

     Flash Point        165 Degrees F Minimum       ASTM D-93

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U.S. Gulf Coast VGO (High Sulfur) Cargo for each
publication day less 2.0 cents/gallon multiplied by the quantity of the Product
delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FI-
--------------------
697.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by flash.

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 12                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-8

Product:  Heavy Vacuum Gas Oil from AVU 146
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property           Specification               Test Method
     --------           -------------               -----------

     Flash Point        165 Degrees F Minimum       ASTM D-93

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the output of this Product which is not processed by HCU 942. The
Coker Company Share is defined as the total output of this product less the
volume processed by HCU 942 multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U.S. Gulf Coast VGO (High Sulfur) Cargo for each
publication day less 2.0 cents/gallon multiplied by the quantity of the Product
delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  The total quantity measurement of Heavy Vacuum Gas Oil
--------------------
from AVU 146 shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FI-785.  The quantity measurement
of Heavy Vacuum Gas Oil from AVU 146 processed by HCU 942 shall be taken as HCU
942 meter FQ-1020 less FCCU 1241 Light Cycle Oil meter XX-XXXX.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by flash.

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 13                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A-9

Product:  Vacuum Tower Bottoms from AVU 146 to Clark Storage
-------

Target Specification:
-----------------------

  Property                    Specification            Test Method
  --------                    -------------            -----------

  Flash Point                 250 Degrees F Minimum    ASTM D-93
  API Gravity                 0.0 Minimum              ASTM D-1298, ASTM D-287,
                                                       or ASTM D-4052
  Viscosity @ 210 Degrees F   230,000 cSt Maximum      ASTM D-445
  Viscosity @ 275 Degrees F   9,400 cSt Maximum        ASTM D-445

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product.  The Coker Company Share is defined
as the total output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil
Volume divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The price is calculated by the following formula:
-----

     VTB = ( #6 Fuel - 0.75 - 0.363 * Jet ) / ( 1 - 0.363 ) - 0.042 marketing
     fee

     Where:

     VTB -   the price of Vacuum Tower Bottoms from AVU 146 to Clark Storage for
                    each publication day multiplied by the quantity of the
                    Product delivered on that day in dollars/barrel.
     #6 Fuel -      the arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price
                    Report U.S. Gulf Coast Waterborne posting for spot
                    purchases of No.6, 3.5%S for each publication day in
                    dollars/barrel.
     Jet -  the arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report
                    U.S. Gulf Coast Pipeline posting for spot purchases of
                    Jet/Kero 54 for each publication day in dollars/barrel.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of AVU 146.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at AVU 146 meter FI-
--------------------
844.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by flash, API gravity, and viscosity.

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 14                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-10

Product:  Absorber Gas to Refinery Fuel from DCU 843
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property                 Specification                 Test Method
     --------                 -------------                 -----------
     H2S                      50 ppmw Maximum               Draeger
     Higher Heating Value     1050 BTU/SCF Typical          UOP-539

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product.  The Coker Company Share is defined
as the total output of this Product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil
Volume divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The weighted average cost of natural gas purchased by Clark converted
-----
into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at DCU 843 meter FE-
--------------------
3619.

Quality Measurement:  Samples shall be taken at least (1) time per day and
-------------------
analyzed by draeger and heating value.

Product Purchase Agreement         Page 15                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-11

Product: Propane/Propylene Mix from DCU 843
-------
Target Specification:
--------------------

        Component             Specification       Test Method
        ---------             -------------       -----------
        H2S                   100 ppmw Maximum    Draeger
        Ethane                5.0% LV Maximum     ASTM D-2163
        Butane and Heavier    5.0% LV Maximum     ASTM D-2163
        Propane               72.0% LV Typical    ASTM D-2163
        Propylene             28.0% LV Typical    ASTM D-2163

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price: For contained Propane: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
-----
Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot
purchases of propane for each publication day less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing
fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by
the respective volume of propane in the delivered Product.

For contained Propylene: The arithmetic average of the high/low prices paid by
Chevron Chemical Company (CCC) for propylene content in Propane/Propylene mix
(of equivalent volumes, specifications, freight costs, delivery periods and
other terms and conditions, but excluding purchases from CCC Affiliates or
distress purchases) during the calendar month of delivery, but only including
one-half of the actual pipeline tariff for comparable material from Mont Belvieu
to the Refinery less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at DCU 843 meter
--------------------
FE-3271.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken at least (1) time per day and
-------------------
analyzed by draeger and at least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas
chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement           Page 16                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-12

Product: Butane/Butylene Mix from DCU 843
-------

        Component              Specification         Test Method
        ---------              -------------         -----------

        H2S                    5 ppmw Maximum        Draeger
        Sulfur                 50 ppmw Maximum       ASTM D-4045
        Total Nitrogen         1 ppmw Maximum        ASTM D-4629
        Propane and Lighter    6.0% LV Maximum       ASTM D-2163
        Pentane and Heavier    5.0% LV Maximum       ASTM D-2163
        Hexane and Heavier     0.05% LV Maximum      ASTM D-2163
        Butadiene              0.35% LV Maximum      ASTM D-2163
        Isobutane              13.0% LV Typical      ASTM D-2163
        Normal Butane          47.0% LV Typical      ASTM D-2163
        Butylenes              40.0% LV Typical      ASTM D-2163

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price: For contained Propane and Lighter: The monthly quoted price for Texas
-----
Eastern Natural Gas Spot Market Price as published by "Dynegy", in dollars/MMBTU
plus 0.15 dollars/MMBTU multiplied by 6.25 divided by 70.517 multiplied by 100
less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product
delivered weighted by the respective volume of propane and lighter in the
delivered Product.

For contained Pentane and Heavier: The low Oil Price Information Service Mont
Belvieu, posting for spot purchases of Non-Dynegy Natural Gasoline for each
publication day less 4.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the
respective volume of pentane and heavier in the delivered Product.

For contained Isobutane: The low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
posting for spot purchases of Isobutane for each publication day less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered
on that day weighted by the respective volume of isobutane in the delivered
Product.

For contained Normal Butane: The low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
posting for spot purchases of Normal Butane for each publication day less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered
on that day weighted by the respective volume of Normal Butane in the delivered
Product.

For contained Butylenes: The price is calculated by the following formula:

        Butylene =  1.75 * Premium - 1.15 * Isobutane - 10 cents/gallon - 0.10
                    cents/gallon marketing fee

        Where:

        Butylene -  the price of contained butylenes for each publication day
                    multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that
                    day weighted by the respective volume of Butylene in the
                    delivered Product.
        Premium -   the low Platt's Oilgram Price Report U. S. Gulf Coast
                    Pipeline posting for spot purchases of Premium Unleaded (93
                    Octane, prevailing (non-supplemental) RVP, non-Oxygenated,
                    non Reformulated) for each publication day.
        Isobutane - the low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu, posting
                    for spot purchases of Isobutane for each publication day.

Product Purchase Agreement                   Page 17              August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-12

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at DCU 843 meter
--------------------
FE-3210.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken at least (1) time per day and
-------------------
analyzed by draeger and at least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas
chromatography, MDA Sulfur, and Antek Nitrogen.

Product Purchase Agreement               Page 18                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-13

Product: Untreated Naphtha from DCU 843
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property            Specification           Test Method
     --------            -------------           -----------

     FBP                 390 degrees F Maximum   ASTM D-86
     N+A                 25.5% LV Typical        ASTM D-5134 - Modified to C-15
     Existent Washed
       Gums              1 mg/100 ml Maximum     ASTM D-381
     Oxygen Stability    360+ Minimum            ASTM D-525
     Silica              1.5 ppmw Maximum        UOP-484

Quantity: For days that Naphtha from DCU 843 is not treated in the Naphtha
--------
Hydrotreater 1344, Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker
Company Share" of the Untreated Naphtha from DCU 843 as defined below. The Coker
Company Share is defined as the Untreated Naphtha from DCU 843 multiplied by the
Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

     Untreated Naphtha from DCU 843 =  Total Naphtha from DCU 843 - Coker
                                      Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast Naphtha (Domestic 40 N+A) for
each publication day less 0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number below 40 N+A plus 0.15
cents/gallon/N+A number above 40 N+A less 4.0 cents/gallon.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement: The Total Naphtha from DCU 843 shall be taken at DCU 843
--------------------
meter FE-3755. The quantity measurement of Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater
1344 shall be taken as CCR 1344 meter FRC-601.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
for each specification.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 19                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-14

Product: Hydrogen to DCU 843 Naphtha Hydrotreater
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Component                 Specification        Test Method
     ---------                 -------------        -----------

     H2S                       10 ppmw Maximum      Draeger
     Hydrogen                  84.36% Mole Typical  UOP-539
     Hydrogen                  80.00% Mole Minimum  UOP-539
     Higher Heating Value      500 BTU/SCF Typical  UOP-539

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the total Hydrogen
--------
requirement necessary to process Clark feedstocks in DCU 843 Naphtha
Hydrotreater. Clark's Hydrogen requirement shall be calculated as a portion of
the Total Make-up Hydrogen to DCU 843 as follows:

     Hydrogen
     --------

     Clark Hydrogen Portion =      Total Make-up Hydrogen to DCU 843 Naphtha
                              Hydrotreater * (1 - Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
                              / Total Crude Oil Volume )

     Where:

     Total Make-up Hydrogen
     to DCU 843 Naphtha
     Hydrotreater (FOEB/D) =       Total Make-up Hydrogen to DCU 843 Naphtha
                              Hydrotreater (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Hydrogen *
                              0.0053 (LB/SCF) * 60,950 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0
                              (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Non-Hydrogen
     ------------

     Clark Non-Hydrogen Portion =  Total Make-up Hydrogen to DCU 843 Naphtha
                                   Hydrotreater * (1 - Coker Company Crude Oil
                                   Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume ) - Clark
                                   Hydrogen Portion

     Where:

     Total Make-up Hydrogen
     to DCU 843 Naphtha
     Hydrotreater (FOEB/D) =       Total Make-up Hydrogen to DCU 843 Naphtha
                              Hydrotreater (MSCF/D) * Higher Heating Value
                              (BTU/SCF) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

Price: For Hydrogen: The weighted average delivered cost of hydrogen purchased
-----
by Coker Company from Air Products converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0
MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB.

For Non-Hydrogen: The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas purchased
by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0
FOEB.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement: Product quantity measurements shall be taken at DCU 843
--------------------
FE-3675.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
-------------------
least (3)

Product Purchase Agreement                Page 20                 August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-14

times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 21                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-15

Product: High Pressure Hydrogen Purge Gas from DCU 843 Naphtha Hydrotreater
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Component               Specification        Test Method
     ---------               -------------        -----------

     H2S                     80 ppmw Maximum      Draeger
     Hydrogen                77.70% Mole Typical  UOP-539
     Hydrogen                75.00% Mole Minimum  UOP-539
     Higher Heating Value    600 BTU/SCF Typical  UOP-539

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of the
--------
components of this Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in DCU 843.
That portion of each component is calculated as follows:

     Hydrogen
     --------

     Coker Company Hydrogen Portion =  Total Contained Hydrogen in High Pressure
                            Hydrogen Purge Gas * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
                            / Total Crude Oil Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained Hydrogen in
     High Pressure Hydrogen
     Purge Gas (FOEB/D) = Total High Pressure Hydrogen Purge Gas from DCU 843
                            (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Hydrogen * 0.0053 (LB/SCF)
                            * 60,950 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Non-Hydrogen
     ------------

     Coker Company Non-Hydrogen Portion =  Total High Pressure Hydrogen Purge
                                 Gas * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total
                                 Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company Hydrogen
                                 Portion

     Where:

     Total High Pressure
     Hydrogen
     Purge Gas (FOEB/D) = Total High Pressure Hydrogen Purge Gas from DCU 843
                          (MSCF/D) * Higher Heating Value (BTU/SCF) / 1000 / 6.0
                          (MMBTU/FOEB)

Price: For Hydrogen: The weighted average delivered cost of hydrogen purchased
-----
by Coker Company from Air Products converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0
MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB.

For Non-Hydrogen: The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas purchased
----------------
by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0
FOEB.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement: Product quantity measurements shall be taken at DCU 843
--------------------
FQ-3735.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
-------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 22                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-16

Product: Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property      Specification            Test Method
     --------      -------------            -----------

     Flash Point   165 degrees F Minimum    ASTM D-93

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the output of this Product which is not processed by HCU 942. The
Coker Company Share is defined as the total output of this product less the
volume processed by HCU 942 multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast VGO (High Sulfur) Cargo for each
publication day less 6.0 cents/gallon multiplied by the quantity of the Product
delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of DCU 843.

Quantity Measurement: The total quantity measurement of Heavy Gas Oil from DCU
--------------------
843 shall be taken at DCU 843 meter FE-1690. The quantity measurement of Heavy
Gas Oil from DCU 843 processed by HCU 942 shall be taken as DCU 843 meter FE-
1000.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
by flash.
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-17

Product: Petroleum Coke
-------

Target Specification: None
--------------------

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price: Actual 3rd party sales price adjusted back to the custody transfer point
-----
for transportation and storage cost less $0.05 per wet metric ton marketing fee.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This product shall be delivered into railcar or
---------------------------
storage facility and risk of loss shall pass at the point of delivery.

Quantity Measurement / Metering Facilities: Based on invoiced quantity.
------------------------------------------

Quality Measurement:  Based on invoiced quality.
-------------------

Product Purchase Agreement                Page 24                 August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                               EXHIBIT A-18

Product: Hydrogen to HCU 942
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

        Component    Specification       Test Method
        ---------    -------------       -----------

        Hydrogen     99.9% Mole Minimum  UOP-539

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the total Hydrogen
--------
requirement necessary to process Clark feedstocks in HCU 942. Clark's Hydrogen
requirement shall be calculated as a portion of the Total Make-up Hydrogen to
HCU 942 as follows:

        Clark Hydrogen Requirement = Total Make-up Hydrogen to HCU 942 * Clark
                                     Deemed Hydrogen / Total Deemed Hydrogen

        Where:

        Clark Deemed Hydrogen =      Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 2074 + Heavy
                                     Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * ( 1 -
                                     Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total
                                     Crude Oil Volume ) * 2169 + ( Heavy Gas Oil
                                     from AVU 146 to HCU 942 ) * ( 1 - Coker
                                     Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
                                     Volume ) * 2015

        Total Deemed Hydrogen =      Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 2074 + Heavy
                                     Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 2169 +
                                     ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 ) *
                                     2015

        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =   Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                                  Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                                  Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
       -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                           Heavy Gas Oil      Heavy Gas Oil
        Deemed Quantities             Light Cycle Oil      from DCU 843       from AVU 146
       -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
       <S>                            <C>                  <C>                <C>
         Total Hydrogen
       Consumption (SCF/B)                  2074                2169               2015
       -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price:  The actual cost Coker Company pays for hydrogen under contract with Air
-----
Products.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This product shall be delivered by pipeline to the
---------------------------
battery limit of HCU 942 and risk of loss shall pass at the point of delivery.

Quantity Measurement: The following meters shall be used as input to the above
--------------------
calculations:

<TABLE>
         <S>                                                         <C>
         Total Make-up Hydrogen to HCU 942:                          HCU 942 FQ-1700
         Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:                                 XX-XXXX
         Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942:                      DCU 843 FE-1000
         Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:    HCU 942 FQ-1020
</TABLE>

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken at least (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 25                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-19

Product: Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942

Target Specification:
---------------------

        Component              Specification        Test Method
        ---------              -------------        -----------

        H2S                    50 ppmw Maximum      Draeger
        Water                  2.66% Mole Typical   UOP-539
        Hydrogen               45.76% Mole Typical  UOP-539
        Methane                4.00% Mole Typical   UOP-539
        Ethane                 4.90% Mole Typical   UOP-539
        Propane                13.67% Mole Typical  UOP-539
        Isobutane              11.26% Mole Typical  UOP-539
        Normal Butane          7.83% Mole Typical   UOP-539
        Pentane and Heavier    9.92% Mole Typical   UOP-539

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of each
--------
component of this Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in HCU 942. That
portion for each component is calculated as follows:

        Hydrogen
        --------

        Coker Company Hydrogen = Total Contained Hydrogen in Stripper Off-Gas *
                    ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 + Heavy Gas Oil from
                    DCU 843 to HCU 942 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                    Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU
                    942 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 + Light Cycle
                    Oil to HCU 942 )

        Where:

        Total Contained Hydrogen in
        Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942 (MSCF/D)
                               * Mole Fraction Hydrogen * 0.0053 (LB/SCF) *
                               60,950 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =  Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

        Methane
        -------

        Coker Company Methane =     Total Contained Methane in Stripper Off-Gas
                    * ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 0.34 + Heavy Gas
                    Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 0.36 ) * Coker Company Crude
                    Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from
                    AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 0.34 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to
                    HCU 942 * 0.36 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 0.18 )

        Where:

        Total Contained Methane in
        Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942 (MSCF/D)
                               * Mole Fraction Methane * 0.0425 (LB/SCF) *
                               23,840 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =  Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

Product Purchase Agreement                   Page 26              August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-19

     Ethane
     ------

     Coker Company Ethane =       Total Contained Ethane in Stripper Off-Gas
                    * ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 0.28 + Heavy Gas
                    Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 0.31 ) * Coker Company Crude
                    Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from
                    AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 0.28 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to
                    HCU 942 * 0.31 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 0.24 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Ethane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942 (MSCF/D) *
                    Mole Fraction Ethane * 0.0800 (LB/SCF) * 22,169 (BTU/LB) /
                    1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =  Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light
                                              Cycle Oil to HCU 942 - Light Cycle
                                              Oil to HCU 942

     Propane
     -------

     Coker Company Propane =      Total Contained Propane in Stripper Off-Gas *
                    ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 1.30 + Heavy Gas
                    Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 1.37 ) * Coker Company Crude
                    Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from
                    AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 1.30 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to
                    HCU 942 * 1.37 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 0.87 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Propane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942 (MSCF/D) *
                                  Mole Fraction Propane * 0.1187 (LB/SCF) /
                                  177.7 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =  Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light
                                              Cycle Oil to HCU 942 - Light Cycle
                                              Oil to HCU 942

     Isobutane
     ---------

     Coker Company Propane =      Total Contained Isobutane in Stripper Off-Gas
                    * ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 1.93 + Heavy Gas
                    Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 2.03 ) * Coker Company Crude
                    Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from
                    AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 1.93 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to
                    HCU 942 * 2.03 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 0.38 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Isobutane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942 (MSCF/D) *
                                  Mole Fraction Isobutane * 0.1582 (LB/SCF) /
                                  197.2 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =  Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light
                                              Cycle Oil to HCU 942 - Light Cycle
                                              Oil to HCU 942

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 27                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-19

     Normal Butane
     -------------

     Coker Company Normal Butane =    Total Contained Normal Butane in Stripper
                              Off-Gas * ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942
                              * 0.93 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 *
                              0.98 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total
                              Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to
                              HCU 942 * 0.93 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU
                              942 * 0.98 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 0.18 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Normal Butane
     In Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942 (MSCF/D) *
                                 Mole Fraction Normal Butane * 0.1585 (LB/SCF) /
                                 204.6 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =   Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                               Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -Light
                                               Cycle Oil to HCU 942

     Pentane and Heavier
     -------------------

     Coker Company Pentane
     and Heavier = Total Contained Pentane and Heavier in Stripper Off-Gas *
                              ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 7.23 +
                              Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 7.21 ) *
                              Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
                              Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 *
                              7.23 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 *
                              7.21 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 * 1.66 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Pentane
     and Heavier In
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from HCU 942 (MSCF/D) *
                                 Mole Fraction Pentane and Heavier * 0.1980
                                 (LB/SCF) / 221.0 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =   Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                               Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                               Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     Deemed Quantities                                   Heavy Gas Oil     Heavy Gas Oil
  (Volume % of Feed Type)       Light Cycle Oil          from DCU 843      from AVU 146
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  <S>                           <C>                      <C>               <C>
          Methane                    0.18                     0.36              0.34
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
           Ethane                    0.24                     0.31              0.28
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
          Propane                    0.87                     1.37              1.30
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         Isobutane                   0.38                     2.03              1.93
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
       Normal Butane                 0.18                     0.98              0.93
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      Pentane & Heavier              1.66                     7.21              7.23
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price: For Hydrogen, Methane, and Ethane: The weighted average delivered cost of
-----
natural gas purchased by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU
is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB less Fractionation Fee.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 28                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-19

For contained Propane: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot
purchases of propane for each publication day less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing
fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of propane in the delivered Product.

For contained Isobutane: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of isobutane for
each publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of isobutane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from October through February: The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from March through September: The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day less 3.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Pentanes and Heavier: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil
Price Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of natural
gasoline Non-Dynegy for each publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation
Fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by
the respective volume of pentanes and heavier in the delivered Product.

For all other contained components: All other components are transferred to
Clark at no cost.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =    Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                            Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of HCU 942.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at HCU 942 meter
--------------------
FQ-2251. The following meters shall be used as input to the above calculations:

     Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:          XX-XXXX

Page purchase Agreement              Page 29                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-19

     Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942:                    DCU 843 FE-1000
     Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:  HCU 942 FQ-1020

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken at least (1) time per day and
-------------------
analyzed by draeger and at least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas
chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 30                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-20

Product: Light Naphtha from HCU 942
-------

Target Specification:
---------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
        Property                             Specification        Test Method
        --------                             -------------        -----------
        <S>                                  <C>
        Propane                              0.17% LV Typical     UOP-539
        Isobutane                            1.59% LV Typical     UOP-539
        Normal Butane                        1.56% LV Typical     UOP-539
        Butane and Lighter                   5.00% LV Maximum     UOP-539
        Reid Vapor Pressure @ 100 degrees F  13.5 PSIG Maximum    ASTM D-5191 (Grabner)
</TABLE>

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in HCU 942. That portion is
calculated as follows:

        Coker Company Light Naphtha =  Total Light Naphtha * ( Heavy Gas Oil
                            from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 7.23 + Heavy Gas Oil from
                            DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 7.21 ) * Coker Company Crude
                            Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas
                            Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 7.23 + Heavy Gas Oil
                            from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 7.21 + Light Cycle Oil to
                            HCU 942 * 1.66 )

        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =   Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                                  Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                                  Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        Deemed Quantities                            Heavy Gas Oil     Heavy Gas Oil
     (Volume % of Feed Type)    Light Cycle Oil      from DCU 843      from AVU 146
     -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     <S>                        <C>                  <C>               <C>
          Light Naphtha              1.66                 7.21              7.23
     -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont
-----
Belvieu posting for spot purchases of natural gasoline Non-Dynegy for each
publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

        Fractionation Fee =   Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                              Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
        Where:

        Base Variable Fee =   0.627 dollars per barrel
        Current Natural Gas = The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                              purchased by Clark converted into dollars per
                              MMBTU.
        Fixed Variable Fee =  0.344 dollars per barrel
        N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of HCU 942.

Product Purchase Agreement             Page 31                    August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-20

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at HCU 942 meter
--------------------
FQ-2700. The following meters shall be used as input to the above calculations:

     Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:                               XX-XXXX
     Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942:                    DCU 843 FE-1000
     Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:  HCU 942 FQ-1020

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken at least (1) time per day and
-------------------
analyzed by draeger and at least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas
chromatography, and Grabner vapor pressure.

Product Purchase Agreement                Page 32                 August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-21

Product: Heavy Naphtha from HCU 942
-------

Target Specification:
---------------------

        Property         Specification            Test Method
        --------         -------------            -----------

        FBP              390 degrees F Maximum    ASTM D-86
        N+A              73.0% LV Typical         ASTM D-5134 - Modified to C-15

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in HCU 942. That portion is
calculated as follows:

        Coker Company Heavy Naphtha =   Total Heavy Naphtha * ( Heavy Gas Oil
                         from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 19.96 + Heavy Gas Oil from
                         DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 20.02 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil
                         Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from
                         AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 19.96 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843
                         to HCU 942 * 20.02 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 *
                         14.66 )

        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =  Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        Deemed Quantities                                   Heavy Gas Oil      Heavy Gas Oil
     (Volume % of  Feed Type)          Light Cycle Oil      from DCU 843       from AVU 146
     ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     <S>                               <C>                  <C>                <C>
          Heavy Naphtha                     14.66               20.02              19.96
     ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast Naphtha (Domestic 40 N+A) for
each publication day less 0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number below 40 N+A plus 0.15
cents/gallon/N+A number above 40 N+A less 1.0 cents/gallon.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of HCU 942.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at HCU 942 meter
--------------------
FQ-2600. The following meters shall be used as input to the above calculations:

       Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:                              XX-XXXX
       Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942:                   DCU 843 FE-1000
       Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942: HCU 942 FQ-1020

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
by gas chromatography and distillation.

Product Purchase Agreement                Page 33                 August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-22

Product: Kerosene from HCU 942
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

        Property                         Specification           Test Method
        --------                         -------------           -----------

        API Gravity                      37.0 Minimum            ASTM D-1298,
                                                                 ASTM D-287, or
                                                                 ASTM D-4052
        API Gravity                      51.0 Maximum            ASTM D-1298,
                                                                 ASTM D-287, or
                                                                 ASTM D-4052
        Corrosion 2 hrs. @212 degrees F  1 Maximum               ASTM D-130
        MSEP                             85 Minimum              ASTM D-3948
        Water Reaction Interface Rating  1b Maximum              ASTM D-1094
        Freezing Point                   -40 degrees C Maximum   ASTM D-2386
                                                                 or
                                                                 ASTM D-5972
        Viscosity @ -4 degrees F         8.0 cSt Maximum         ASTM D-445
        Flash Point                      108 degrees F Minimum   ASTM D-56
        10%                              400 degrees F Maximum   ASTM D-86
        FBP                              572 degrees F Maximum   ASTM D-86
        Residue, %                       1.5 Maximum             ASTM D-86
        Loss, %                          1.5 Maximum             ASTM D-86
        Existent Gum                     7 mg/100 ml Maximum     ASTM D-381
        Thermal Stability Pressure Drop  25 mm/Hg Maximum        ASTM D-3241
        Thermal Stability Tube Deposit   3 Code Maximum          ASTM D-3241
        Sulfur                           0.30 wt% Maximum        ASTM D-2622
        Doctor                           Negative                ASTM D-4952
        Aromatics                        25 vol% Maximum         ASTM D-1319
        Neutralization Number            0.1 mg KOH/g Maximum    ASTM D-974

        Smoke / Naphthalenes
                Smoke Point              25 Minimum              ASTM D-1322
                OR
                Smoke Point              18 Minimum              ASTM D-1322
                AND
                Naphthalenes             3.0 Maximum             ASTM D-1840

        Target specifications are based on current fungible aviation fuel namely
        Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel. To the extent the specifications change for
        Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel the target specifications will be changed
        accordingly.

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in HCU 942. That portion is
calculated as follows:

        Coker Company Kerosene =  Total Kerosene * ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146
                           to HCU 942 * 21.64 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to
                           HCU 942 * 22.16 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                           Total Crude Oil Volume / ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146
                           to HCU 942 * 21.64 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to
                           HCU 942 * 22.16 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 *
                           65.67 )

        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =   Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                                  Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                                  Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 34                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-22

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        Deemed Quantities                               Heavy Gas Oil       Heavy Gas Oil
     (Volume % of Feed Type)         Light Cycle Oil    from  DCU 843       from AVU 146
     ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     <S>                             <C>                <C>                 <C>
            Kerosene                      65.67              22.16              21.64
     ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report U. S.
-----
Gulf Coast Pipeline posting for spot purchases of Jet/Kero 54 for each
publication day less 1.0 cents/gallon less 0.05 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of HCU 942.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at HCU 942 meter
--------------------
FQ-2575. The following meters shall be used as input to the above calculations:

        Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:                              XX-XXXX
        Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942:                   DCU 843 FE-1000
        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942: HCU 942 FQ-1020

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
for each specification.

Product Purchase Agreement                 Page 35               August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-23

Product: Diesel from HCU 942
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
        Property                                            Specification           Test Method
        --------                                            -------------           -----------
        <S>                                                 <C>                     <C>
        API Gravity                                         30.0 Minimum            ASTM D-1298,
                                                                                    ASTM D-287, or
                                                                                    ASTM D-4052
        Corrosion 3 hrs. @ 212 degrees F                    1 Maximum               ASTM D-130
        Viscosity @ 100 degrees F                           2.0 cSt Minimum         ASTM D-445
        Viscosity @ 100 degrees F                           3.6 cSt Maximum         ASTM D-445
        Flash Point                                         130 degrees F Minimum   ASTM D-56
        90%                                                 540 degrees F Minimum   ASTM D-86
        90%                                                 640 degrees F Maximum   ASTM D-86
        FBP                                                 690 degrees F Maximum   ASTM D-86
        Color                                               2.5 Maximum             ASTM D-1500
        Cloud (September-March)                             15 degrees F Maximum    ASTM D-2500,
                                                                                    ASTM D-5771,
                                                                                    or
                                                                                    ASTM D-5773
        Cloud (April-August)                                20 degrees F Maximum    ASTM D-2500,
                                                                                    ASTM D-5771,
                                                                                    or
                                                                                    ASTM D-5773
        Pour (September-March)                              0 degrees F Maximum     ASTM D-97,
                                                                                    ASTM D-5949,
                                                                                    or
                                                                                    ASTM D-5950
        Pour (April-August)                                 10 degrees F Maximum    ASTM D-97,
                                                                                    ASTM D-5949,
                                                                                    or
                                                                                    ASTM D-5950
        Sulfur                                              0.047 wt% Maximum       ASTM D-2622
        Cetane Index                                        42 Minimum              ASTM D-976
        Ash                                                 0.01 wt% Maximum        ASTM D-482
        Carbon Residue
         (Ramsbottom on 10% Bottom)                         0.35 Maximum            ASTM D-524
        BS&W                                                0.05 Maximum            ASTM D-1796
        Haze Rating @ 77 degrees F (Procedure 2)            2 Maximum               ASTM D-4176

        Thermal Stability
               90 Minutes 150 degrees C Pad Rating          7 Maximum               Dupont Scale
               OR
               Oxidation Stability                          2.5 mg/100 ml Maximum   ASTM D-2274
</TABLE>

* Denotes less than

        Target specifications are based on current fungible transportation
        diesel fuel namely Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel. To the
        extent the specifications change for Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel
        Fuel the target specifications will be changed accordingly.

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in HCU 942. That portion is
calculated as follows:

        Coker Company Diesel =  Total Diesel * ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to
                          HCU

Product Purchase Agreement               Page 36                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-23

                   942 * 12.58 + Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 13.11 )
                   * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume /
                   ( Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 * 12.58 + Heavy Gas
                   Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942 * 13.11 + Light Cycle Oil to HCU
                   942 * 28.84 )

        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 to HCU 942 =  Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 &
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942 -
                                                 Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        Deemed Quantities                                   Heavy Gas Oil     Heavy Gas Oil
     (Volume % of Feed Type)           Light Cycle Oil      from DCU 843      from AVU 146
     --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     <S>                               <C>                  <C>               <C>
             Diesel                         28.84               13.11             12.58
     --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report U. S.
-----
Gulf Coast Pipeline posting for spot purchases of LS No. 2 for each publication
day less 0.05 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity of the
Product delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of HCU 942.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at HCU 942 meter
--------------------
FQ-2500. The following meters shall be used as input to the above calculations:

        Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942:                              XX-XXXX
        Heavy Gas Oil from DCU 843 to HCU 942:                   DCU 843 FE-1000
        Heavy Gas Oil from AVU 146 & Light Cycle Oil to HCU 942: HCU 942 FQ-1020

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
for each specification.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 37                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-24

Product: Ultra Low Sulfur Gas Oil from HCU 942
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property            Specification             Test Method
     --------            -------------             -----------

     Flash Point         165 degrees F Minimum     ASTM D-56
     Sulfur              0.05 wt% Maximum          ASTM D-2622

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in HCU 942. That portion is
calculated as follows:

     Coker Company Gas Oil =  Total Gas Oil * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                        Total Crude Oil Volume

Deemed quantities for Clark feedstock types that produce this Product will be
developed as needed to accommodate optimization opportunities.

Price: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast VGO (Low Sulfur) Cargo for each
publication day multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of HCU 942.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements shall be taken at HCU 942 meter
--------------------
FQ-2426.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
for flash and sulfur specification.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 38                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-25

Product: Stripper Off Gas from Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Component              Specification       Test Method
     ---------              -------------       -----------

     H2S                    3.7% Mole Typical   UOP-539
     Hydrogen               45.2% Mole Typical  UOP-539
     Nitrogen               0.9% Mole Typical   UOP-539
     Methane                5.1% Mole Typical   UOP-539
     Ethane                 8.0% Mole Typical   UOP-539
     Propane                13.7% Mole Typical  UOP-539
     Isobutane              6.0% Mole Typical   UOP-539
     Normal Butane          13.8% Mole Typical  UOP-539
     Pentane and Heavier    3.6% Mole Typical   UOP-539

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of each
--------
component of this Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in Naphtha
Hydrotreater 1344. That portion for each component is calculated as follows:

     H2S
     ---

     Coker Company H2S =  Total Contained H2S in Stripper Off-Gas * ( Coker
                Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.31 + ( Total Unfinished
                Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished Naphtha ) * 0.11 ) * Coker Company
                Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / (( Coker Naphtha to
                Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.31 + ( Total Naphtha Hydrotreater
                Feed - Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 0.11 )

     Where:

     Total Contained H2S in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =   Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha
                                 Hydrotreater 1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction H2S
                                 * 0.0907 (LB/SCF) * 7,105 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0
                                 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Total Unfinished Naphtha =    The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146 as
                                 defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Excessed Unfinished Naphtha = The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146
                                    as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Hydrogen
     --------

     Coker Company Hydrogen =      Total Contained Hydrogen in Stripper Off-Gas
                * ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.17 + ( Total
                Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished Naphtha ) * 1.01 ) *
                Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume /
                (( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.17 + ( Total
                Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed - Coker Naphtha to Naphtha
                Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 1.01 )

     Where:

     Total Contained Hydrogen in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha
                                 Hydrotreater 1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction
                                 Hydrogen * 0.0053 (LB/SCF) * 60,950 (BTU/LB) /
                                 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 39                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-25

     Total Unfinished Naphtha =     The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146 as
                                defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Excessed Unfinished Naphtha =  The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146
                                     as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Methane
     -------

     Coker Company Methane =        Total Contained Methane in Stripper Off-Gas
                    * ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.17 +
                    ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished Naphtha ) *
                    1.01 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
                    Volume / (( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 *
                    0.17 + ( Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed - Coker Naphtha to
                    Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 1.01 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Methane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha
                                Hydrotreater 1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction
                                Methane * 0.0425 (LB/SCF) * 23,840 (BTU/LB) /
                                1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Total Unfinished Naphtha =     The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146 as
                                defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Excessed Unfinished Naphtha =  The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146
                                as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Ethane
     ------

     Coker Company Ethane =         Total Contained Ethane in Stripper Off-Gas *
                    ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.17 +
                    ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished Naphtha ) *
                    1.01 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
                    Volume / (( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 *
                    0.17 + ( Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed - Coker Naphtha to
                    Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 1.01 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Ethane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha
                                Hydrotreater 1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction
                                Ethane * 0.0800 (LB/SCF) * 22,169 (BTU/LB) /
                                1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Total Unfinished Naphtha =     The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146 as
                                defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Excessed Unfinished Naphtha =  The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146
                        as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Propane
     -------

     Coker Company Propane =        Total Contained Propane in Stripper Off-Gas
                    * ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.14 +
                    ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished Naphtha ) *
                    0.00 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
                    Volume / (( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 *
                    0.14 + ( Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed - Coker Naphtha to
                    Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 0.00 )

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 40                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-25

     Where:

     Total Contained Propane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha Hydrotreater
                                    1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Propane *
                                    0.1187 (LB/SCF) / 177.7 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Total Unfinished Naphtha =      The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146
                                    as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Excessed Unfinished Naphtha =   The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU
                                    146 as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Isobutane
     ---------

     Coker Company Isobutane =       Total Contained Isobutane in Stripper
                     Off-Gas * ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 *
                     0.06 + ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished
                     Naphtha ) * 0.00 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total
                     Crude Oil Volume / (( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater
                     1344 * 0.06 + ( Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed - Coker
                     Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 0.00 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Isobutane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha Hydrotreater
                                   1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Isobutane *
                                   0.1582 (LB/SCF) / 197.2 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Total Unfinished Naphtha =      The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146
                                   as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Excessed Unfinished Naphtha =   The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU
                                   146 as defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Normal Butane
     -------------

     Coker Company Normal Butane =           Total Contained Normal Butane in
                          Stripper Off-Gas * ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha
                          Hydrotreater 1344 * 0.12 + ( Total Unfinished
                          Naphtha -Excessed Unfinished Naphtha ) * 0.00 ) *
                          Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
                          Volume / (( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344
                          * 0.12 + ( Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed - Coker
                          Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 0.00 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Normal Butane
     In Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha
                                   Hydrotreater 1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction
                                   Normal Butane * 0.1585 (LB/SCF) / 204.6
                                   (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Total Unfinished Naphtha =     The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146 as
                                   defined in Exhibit A-3.

     Excessed Unfinished Naphtha =  The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146
                                   as defined in Exhibit A-3.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 41                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                               EXHIBIT A-25

     Pentane and Heavier
     -------------------

     Coker Company Pentane
     and Heavier =  Total Contained Pentane and Heavier in Stripper Off-Gas *
                               ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 *
                               100.03 + ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed
                               Unfinished Naphtha ) * 99.00 ) * Coker Company
                               Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume /
                               (( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 *
                               100.03 + ( Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed -Coker
                               Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) * 99.00 )
     Where:

     Total Contained Pentane
     and Heavier In
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from Naphtha Hydrotreater
                                   1344 (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Pentane and
                                   Heavier * 0.1980 (LB/SCF) / 221.0 (LB/BBL) *
                                   1000

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
             Deemed Quantities                                    Unfinished
          (Volume % of Feed Type)       Coker Naphtha              Naphtha
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
          <S>                           <C>                       <C>
                    H2S                      0.31                   0.11
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
                 Hydrogen                    0.17                   1.01
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
                  Methane                    0.17                   1.01
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
                   Ethane                    0.17                   1.01
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
                  Propane                    0.14                   0.00
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
                 Isobutane                   0.06                   0.00
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
               Normal Butane                 0.12                   0.00
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
             Pentane & Heavier             100.03                  99.00
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price: For Hydrogen, Methane, and Ethane: The weighted average delivered cost of
-----
natural gas purchased by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU
is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB less Fractionation Fee.

For contained Propane: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot
purchases of propane for each publication day less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing
fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of propane in the delivered Product.

For contained Isobutane: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of isobutane for
each publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of isobutane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from October through February: The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from March through September: The
arithmetic average

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 42                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-25

of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern
Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each publication day
less 3.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the
Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the quantity of the
Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume of normal butane
in the delivered Product.

For contained Pentanes and Heavier: The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil
Price Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of natural
gasoline Non-Dynegy for each publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation
Fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by
the respective volume of pentanes and heavier in the delivered Product.

For all other contained components: All other components are transferred to
Clark at no cost.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =    Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                            Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of Naphtha Hydrotreater
1344.

Quantity Measurement: Quantity measurements of the Stripper Off Gas from Naphtha
--------------------
Hydrotreater 1344 shall be taken at CCR 1344 meter FR-864.

The following meters shall be used as input to the above calculations:

     Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344:       CCR FRC-601
     Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed:                  CCR FR-677

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken at least (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement                   Page 43              August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-26

Product: Treated Naphtha from Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

       Component                     Specification         Test Method
       ---------                     -------------         -----------

       Sulfur                        0.5 ppmw              ASTM D-4045
       Nitrogen                      0.5 ppmw              ASTM D-4629
       Doctor                        Negative              ASTM D-4952

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344. That
portion is calculated as follows:

       Platformer Charge * ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 100.03
       + ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished Naphtha ) * 99.00 ) *
       Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume / (( Coker
       Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 100.03 + ( Total Naphtha
       Hydrotreater Feed - Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 ) *
       99.00 )

       Where:

       Total Unfinished Naphtha =    The Total Unfinished Naphtha from AVU 146as
                                  defined in Exhibit A-3.

       Excessed Unfinished Naphtha = The excessed Unfinished Naphtha from AVU
                                      146 as defined in Exhibit A-3.

The above equations are based on the following deemed quantities. Deemed
quantities for other feedstock types will be developed as needed to accommodate
optimization opportunities.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     -------------------------------------------------------------------
        Deemed Quantities                               Unfinished
     (Volume % of Feed Type)        Coker Naphtha        Naphtha
     -------------------------------------------------------------------
     <S>                            <C>                 <C>
        Pentane & Heavier              100.03             99.00
     -------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Price: The price of Treated Naphtha from Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 is calculated
-----
as follows:

       Treated Naphtha =  ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344 * 100.03
                  * ( Price of Untreated Naphtha from DCU 843 + 3.0 cents/
                  gallon ) + ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed Unfinished
                  Naphtha ) * 99.00 * ( Price of Unfinished Naphtha + 1.5
                  cents/gallon ) ) / ( Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater
                  1344 * 100.03 + ( Total Unfinished Naphtha - Excessed
                  Unfinished Naphtha ) * 99.00 )

     Where:

     Price of Untreated Naphtha from DCU 843 =  The price as described in
                                                  Exhibit A-13.

     Price of Unfinished Naphtha =   The price as described in Exhibit A-3.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of Naphtha Hydrotreater
1344.

Quantity Measurement: The following meters shall be used as input to the above
--------------------
calculations:

Coker Naphtha to Naphtha Hydrotreater 1344:    CCR FRC-601

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 44                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-26

     Total Naphtha Hydrotreater Feed:          CCR FR-677
     Platformer Charge                         CCR FR-863

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken at least (3) times per week and
-------------------
analyzed by sulfur, nitrogen, and doctor test.

Product Purchase Agreement              Page 45                   August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-27

Product: Stripper Off Gas from GFU 241 in Kerosene or Diesel Service
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Component                Specification           Test Method
     ---------                -------------           -----------
     <S>                      <C>                     <C>
     H2S                      13.58% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Water                    0.41% Mole Typical      UOP-539
     Hydrogen                 28.81% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Methane                  13.99% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Ethane                   14.81% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Propane                  14.81% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Isobutane                5.35% Mole Typical      UOP-539
     Normal Butane            3.70% Mole Typical      UOP-539
     Pentane and Heavier      4.12% Mole Typical      UOP-539
</TABLE>

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of each
--------
component of this Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in GFU 241.  That
portion for each component is calculated as follows:

     H2S
     ---

     Coker Company H2S =  Total Contained H2S in Stripper Off-Gas * Total Feed
              to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
              Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained H2S in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =      Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241
                                  (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction H2S * 0.0907 (LB/SCF)
                                  * 7,105 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Hydrogen
     --------

     Coker Company Hydrogen =      Total Contained Hydrogen in Stripper Off-Gas
                * Total Feed to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total
                Crude Oil Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained Hydrogen in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Hydrogen * 0.0053 (LB/SCF) *
                                  60,950 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Methane
     -------

     Coker Company Methane =        Total Contained Methane in Stripper Off-Gas
                * Total Feed to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total
                Crude Oil Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained Methane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Methane * 0.0425 (LB/SCF) *
                                  23,840 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Ethane
     ------

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 46                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-27

     Coker Company Ethane =  Total Contained Ethane in Stripper Off-Gas * Total
                Feed to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude
                Oil Volume
     Where:

     Total Contained Ethane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Ethane * 0.0800 (LB/SCF) *
                                  22,169 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Propane
     -------

     Coker Company Propane =        Total Contained Propane in Stripper Off-Gas
                * Total Feed to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total
                Crude Oil Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained Propane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241 (MSCF/D) *
                     Mole Fraction Propane * 0.1187 (LB/SCF) / 177.7 (LB/BBL) *
                     1000

     Isobutane
     ---------

     Coker Company Isobutane =      Total Contained Isobutane in Stripper Off-
                Gas * Total Feed to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                Total Crude Oil Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained Isobutane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241 (MSCF/D)
                               * Mole Fraction Isobutane * 0.1582 (LB/SCF) /
                               197.2 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Normal Butane
     -------------

     Coker Company Normal Butane =    Total Contained Normal Butane in Stripper
                    Off-Gas * Total Feed to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil
                    Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained Normal Butane
     In Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Normal Butane * 0.1585
                                  (LB/SCF) / 204.6 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Pentane and Heavier
     -------------------

     Coker Company Pentane
     and Heavier =  Total Contained Pentane and Heavier in Stripper Off-Gas *
                    Total Feed to GFU 241 * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                    Total Crude Oil Volume

     Where:

     Total Contained Pentane
     and Heavier In
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 241 (MSCF/D) *
                                     Mole Fraction Pentane and Heavier * 0.1980
                                     (LB/SCF) / 221.0 (LB/BBL) * 1000

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 47                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-27

Price: For Hydrogen, Methane, and Ethane: The weighted average delivered cost
-----
of natural gas purchased by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0
MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB less 0.84 dollars/FOEB.

For contained Propane:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot
purchases of propane for each publication day less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing
fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of propane in the delivered Product.

For contained Isobutane:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of isobutane for
each publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of isobutane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from October through February:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from March through September:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day less 3.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Pentanes and Heavier:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil
Price Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of natural
gasoline Non-Dynegy for each publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation
Fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by
the respective volume of pentanes and heavier in the delivered Product.

For all other contained components:  All other components are transferred to
Clark at no cost.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =    Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                            Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 48                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-27

shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 241.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 241 meter
--------------------
FI-104.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
--------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 49                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-28

Product: High Pressure Purge Gas from GFU 241
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Property                Specification            Test Method
     --------                -------------            -----------
     <S>                     <C>                      <C>
     H2S                     80 ppmw Maximum          Draeger
     Higher Heating Value    650 BTU/SCF Typical      UOP-539
</TABLE>

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

     Coker Company Share (FOEB/D) =  Total High Pressure Purge Gas from GFU 241
                     (MSCF/D) * Higher Heating Value (BTU/SCF) / 1000 / 6.0
                     (MMBTU/FOEB)

Price:  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas purchased by Clark
------
converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 241.

Quantity Measurement:  Product quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 241
--------------------
XX-XXXX.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
--------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 50                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-29

Product: Naphtha from GFU 241 in Kerosene or Diesel Service
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Property         Specification             Test Method
     --------         -------------             -----------
     <S>              <C>                       <C>
     FBP              390 degrees F Maximum     ASTM D-86
     N+A              60.0% LV Typical          ASTM D-5134 - Modified to C-15
</TABLE>

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast Naphtha (Domestic 40 N+A) for
each publication day less 0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number below 40 N+A plus 0.15
cents/gallon/N+A number above 40 N+A less 1.0 cents/gallon less Fractionation
Fee.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =  Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                    Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 241.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 241 meter
--------------------
FRCA-110.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
by gas chromatography and distillation.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 51                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-30

Product: Kerosene from GFU 241 in Kerosene Service
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
      Property                          Specification         Test Method
     --------                           -------------         -----------
     <S>                                <C>                   <C>
     API Gravity                        37.0 Minimum          ASTM D-1298,
                                                              ASTM D-287, or
                                                              ASTM D-4052
     API Gravity                        51.0 Maximum          ASTM D-1298,
                                                              ASTM D-287, or
                                                              ASTM D-4052
     Corrosion 2 hrs. @212 F            1 Maximum             ASTM D-130
     MSEP                               85 Minimum            ASTM D-3948
     Water Reaction Interface Rating    1b Maximum            ASTM D-1094
     Freezing Point                     -40 C Maximum         ASTM D-2386
                                                              or
                                                              ASTM D-5972
     Viscosity @ -4 F                   8.0 cSt Maximum       ASTM D-445
     Flash Point                        108 F Minimum         ASTM D-56
     10%                                400 F Maximum         ASTM D-86
     FBP                                572 F Maximum         ASTM D-86
     Residue, %                         1.5 Maximum           ASTM D-86
     Loss, %                            1.5 Maximum           ASTM D-86
     Existent Gum                       7 mg/100 ml Maximum   ASTM D-381
     Thermal Stability Pressure Drop    25 mm/Hg Maximum      ASTM D-3241
     Thermal Stability Tube Deposit     3 Code Maximum        ASTM D-3241
     Sulfur                             0.30 wt% Maximum      ASTM D-2622
     Doctor                             Negative              ASTM D-4952
     Aromatics                          25 vol% Maximum       ASTM D-1319
     Neutralization Number              0.1 mg KOH/g Maximum  ASTM D-974

     Smoke / Naphthalenes
             Smoke Point                25 Minimum            ASTM D-1322
             OR
             Smoke Point                18 Minimum            ASTM D-1322
             AND
             Naphthalenes               3.0 Maximum           ASTM D-1840
</TABLE>

     Target specifications are based on current fungible aviation fuel namely
     Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel.  To the extent the specifications change for
     Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel the target specifications will be changed
     accordingly.

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report
-----
U.S. Gulf Coast Pipeline posting for spot purchases of Jet/Kero 54 for each
publication less 0.05 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity of
the Product delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 52                      August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-30

shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 241.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 241 meter
--------------------
FRA-105.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
-------------------
for each specification.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 53                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-31

Product:  Diesel from GFU 241 in Diesel Service
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Property                                Specification          Test Method
     --------                                -------------          -----------
     <S>                                     <C>                    <C>
     Corrosion 3 hrs. @212 degrees F         1 Maximum              ASTM D-130
     Viscosity @ 100 degrees F               2.0 cSt Minimum
     Viscosity @ 100 degrees F               3.6 cSt Maximum        ASTM D-445
     Flash Point                             130 degrees F Minimum  ASTM D-56
     90%                                     540 degrees F Minimum  ASTM D-86
     90%                                     640 degrees F Maximum  ASTM D-86
     FBP                                     690 degrees F Maximum  ASTM D-86
     Color                                   2.5 Maximum            ASTM D-1500
     Sulfur                                  0.047 wt% Maximum      ASTM D-2622
     Ash                                     0.01 wt% Maximum       ASTM D-482
     Carbon Residue
       (Ramsbottom on 10% Bottom)            0.35 Maximum           ASTM D-524
     BS&W                                    Less than 0.5 Maximum  ASTM D-1796
     Haze Rating @77 degrees F (Procedure 2) 2 Maximum              ASTM D-4176

     Thermal Stability
       90 Minutes 150 degrees C Pad Rating   7 Maximum              Dupont Scale
       OR
       Oxidation Stability                   2.5 mg/100 ml Maximum  ASTM D-2274
</TABLE>

     Target specifications are based on current fungible transportation diesel
     fuel namely Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel.  To the extent the
     specifications change for Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel the
     target specifications will be changed accordingly.

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product. The Coker Company Share is defined
as the output of this product multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
divided by the Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report
-----
U.S. Gulf Coast Pipeline posting for spot purchases of LS No. 2 for each
publication day less 0.05 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity
of the Product delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 241.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 241 meter
--------------------
FRA-105.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
--------------------
for each specification.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 54                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-32

Product: Stripper Off Gas from GFU 242
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Component                   Specification          Test Method
     ---------                   -------------          -----------
     <S>                         <C>                    <C>
     H2S                         9.52% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Water                       0.95% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Hydrogen                    44.76% Mole Typical    UOP-539
     Methane                     16.67% Mole Typical    UOP-539
     Ethane                      12.86% Mole Typical    UOP-539
     Propane                     7.62% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Isobutane                   1.90% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Normal Butane               1.43% Mole Typical     UOP-539
     Pentane and Heavier         4.29% Mole Typical     UOP-539
</TABLE>

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of each
--------
component of this Product produced by Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242.  Coker
Company Feedstock in GFU 242 is defined as the Total Feed to GFU 242 less the
Unfinished Jet from AVU 146 drawn from inventory as defined in Exhibit A-4
multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the Total Crude Oil
Volume.  The portion of each component of this Product produced by Coker Company
feedstock in GFU 242 is calculated as follows:

     H2S
     ---

     Coker Company H2S =  Total Contained H2S in Stripper Off-Gas * Coker
                 Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained H2S in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =      Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242
                                  (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction H2S * 0.0907 (LB/SCF)
                                  * 7,105 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)
     Hydrogen

     Coker Company Hydrogen =       Total Contained Hydrogen in Stripper Off-Gas
                 * Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained Hydrogen in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Hydrogen * 0.0053 (LB/SCF) *
                                  60,950 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Methane
     -------

     Coker Company Methane =        Total Contained Methane in Stripper Off-Gas
                 * Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained Methane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Methane * 0.0425 (LB/SCF) *
                                  23,840 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 55                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-32

     Ethane
     ------

     Coker Company Ethane =         Total Contained Ethane in Stripper Off-Gas
                 * Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained Ethane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Ethane * 0.0800 (LB/SCF) *
                                  22,169 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Propane
     -------

     Coker Company Propane =        Total Contained Propane in Stripper Off-Gas
                 * Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained Propane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =       Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Propane * 0.1187 (LB/SCF) /
                                  177.7 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Isobutane
     ---------

     Coker Company Isobutane =      Total Contained Isobutane in Stripper
                 Off-Gas * Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained Isobutane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =       Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Isobutane * 0.1582 (LB/SCF) /
                                  197.2 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Normal Butane
     -------------

     Coker Company Normal Butane =  Total Contained Normal Butane in Stripper
                 Off-Gas * Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained Normal Butane
     In Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Normal Butane * 0.1585
                                  (LB/SCF) / 204.6 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Pentane and Heavier
     -------------------

     Coker Company Pentane
     and Heavier =           Total Contained Pentane and Heavier in Stripper
                             Off-Gas * Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242

     Where:

     Total Contained Pentane
     and Heavier In
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =       Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 242 (MSCF/D)
                                  * Mole Fraction Pentane and Heavier * 0.1980
                                  (LB/SCF) / 221.0 (LB/BBL) * 1000

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 56                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-32

Price:  For Hydrogen, Methane, and Ethane:  The weighted average delivered cost
-----
of natural gas purchased by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0
MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB less Fractionation Fee.

For contained Propane:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot
purchases of propane for each publication day less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing
fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of propane in the delivered Product.

For contained Isobutane:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of isobutane for
each publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of isobutane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from October through February:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from March through September:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day less 3.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Pentanes and Heavier:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil
Price Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of natural
gasoline Non-Dynegy for each publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation
Fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by
the respective volume of pentanes and heavier in the delivered Product.

For all other contained components:  All other components are transferred to
Clark at no cost.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =    Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                            Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 242.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 242 meter
--------------------
FI-204.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 57                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-32

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
-------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 58                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-33

Product: High Pressure Purge Gas from GFU 242
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Property                  Specification            Test Method
     --------                  -------------             ----------
     <S>                       <C>                      <C>
     H2S                       80 ppmw Maximum          Draeger
     Higher Heating Value      650 BTU/SCF Typical      UOP-539
</TABLE>

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product produced by Coker Company Feedstock
in GFU 242.  Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242 is defined as the Total Feed to
GFU 242 less the Unfinished Jet from AVU 146 drawn from inventory as defined in
Exhibit A-4 multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the
Total Crude Oil Volume.

     Coker Company Share (FOEB/D) =  Total High Pressure Purge Gas from GFU 242
                     (MSCF/D) * Higher Heating Value (BTU/SCF) / 1000 / 6.0
                     (MMBTU/FOEB)

Price:  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas purchased by Clark
------
converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 242.

Quantity Measurement:  Product quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 242
--------------------
XX-XXXX.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
-------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 59                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-34

Product: Naphtha from GFU 242
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Property          Specification           Test Method
     --------          -------------           -----------
     <S>               <C>                     <C>
     FBP               390 F Maximum           ASTM D-86
     N+A               60.0% LV Typical        ASTM D-5134 - Modified to C-15
</TABLE>

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product produced by Coker Company Feedstock
in GFU 242. Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242 is defined as the Total Feed to
GFU 242 less the Unfinished Jet from AVU 146 drawn from inventory as defined in
Exhibit A-4 multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the
Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast Naphtha (Domestic 40 N+A) for
each publication day less 0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number below 40 N+A plus 0.15
cents/gallon/N+A number above 40 N+A less 1.0 cents/gallon less Fractionation
Fee.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =    Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                            Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 242.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 242 meter
--------------------
FRCA-210.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
--------------------
by gas chromatography and distillation.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 60                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-35

Product: Kerosene from GFU 242
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Property                            Specification         Test Method
     --------                            -------------         -----------
     <S>                                 <C>                   <C>
     API Gravity                         37.0 Minimum          ASTM D-1298,
                                                               ASTM D-287, or
                                                               ASTM D-4052
     API Gravity                         51.0 Maximum          ASTM D-1298,
                                                               ASTM D-287, or
                                                               ASTM D-4052
      Corrosion 2 hrs. @212 F            1 Maximum             ASTM D-130
      MSEP                               85 Minimum            ASTM D-3948
      Water Reaction Interface Rating    1b Maximum            ASTM D-1094
      Freezing Point                     -40 C Maximum         ASTM D-2386
                                                               or
                                                               ASTM D-5972
      Viscosity @ -4 degrees F           8.0 cSt Maximum       ASTM D-445
      Flash Point                        108 F Minimum         ASTM D-56
      10%                                400 F Maximum         ASTM D-86
      FBP                                572 F Maximum         ASTM D-86
      Residue, %                         1.5 Maximum           ASTM D-86
      Loss, %                            1.5 Maximum           ASTM D-86
      Existent Gum                       7 mg/100 ml Maximum   ASTM D-381
      Thermal Stability Pressure Drop    25 mm/Hg Maximum      ASTM D-3241
      Thermal Stability Tube Deposit     3 Code Maximum        ASTM D-3241
      Sulfur                             0.30 wt% Maximum      ASTM D-2622
      Doctor                             Negative              ASTM D-4952
      Aromatics                          25 vol% Maximum       ASTM D-1319
      Neutralization Number              0.1 mg KOH/g Maximum  ASTM D-974

      Smoke / Naphthalenes
             Smoke Point                 25 Minimum            ASTM D-1322
             OR
             Smoke Point                 18 Minimum            ASTM D-1322
             AND
             Naphthalenes                3.0 Maximum           ASTM D-1840
</TABLE>

     Target specifications are based on current fungible aviation fuel namely
     Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel.  To the extent the specifications change for
     Colonial 54 Grade Jet Fuel the target specifications will be changed
     accordingly.

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the "Coker Company
--------
Share" of the total output of this Product produced by Coker Company Feedstock
in GFU 242. Coker Company Feedstock in GFU 242 is defined as the Total Feed to
GFU 242 less the Unfinished Jet from AVU 146 drawn from inventory as defined in
Exhibit A-4 multiplied by the Coker Company Crude Oil Volume divided by the
Total Crude Oil Volume.

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report U.
-----
S. Gulf Coast Pipeline posting for spot purchases of Jet/Kero 54 for each
publication less 0.05 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity of
the Product delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 61                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-35

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 242.

Quantity Measurement:  Quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 242 meter
--------------------
FRA-205.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
--------------------
for each specification.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 62                       August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-36

Product:  Stripper Off Gas from GFU 243
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

          Component                 Specification           Test Method
          ---------                 -------------           -----------

          H2S                       15.21% Mole Typical     UOP-539
          Water                     5.16% Mole Typical      UOP-539
          Hydrogen                  11.24% Mole Typical     UOP-539
          Methane                   7.75% Mole Typical      UOP-539
          Ethane                    18.13% Mole Typical     UOP-539
          Propane                   23.05% Mole Typical     UOP-539
          Isobutane                 7.99% Mole Typical      UOP-539
          Normal Butane             9.13% Mole Typical      UOP-539
          Pentane and Heavier       2.32% Mole Typical      UOP-539

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of each
--------
component of this Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in GFU 243. That
portion for each component is calculated as follows:

          H2S
          ---

          Coker Company H2S =   Total Contained H2S in Stripper Off-Gas *
                   ((Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel charge volume
                   to GFU 241 + Total volume of Light Gas Oil from DCU 843) *
                   Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume -
                   Coker Company Share of the Excessed Unfinished Diesel) /
                   Total charge volume to GFU 243

          Where:

          Total Contained H2S in
          Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243
                                      (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction H2S * 0.0907
                                      (LB/SCF) * 7,105 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0
                                      (MMBTU/FOEB)

          Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as
                                        defined in Exhibit A-5
          Hydrogen
          --------

          Coker Company Hydrogen =  Total Contained Hydrogen in Stripper Off-Gas
                            * ((Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel
                            charge volume to GFU 241 + Total volume of Light Gas
                            Oil from DCU 843 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
                            / Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company Share of
                            the Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total charge
                            volume to GFU 243

          Where:

          Total Contained Hydrogen in
          Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243
                                (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Hydrogen * 0.0053
                                (LB/SCF) * 60,950 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0
                                (MMBTU/FOEB)

          Excessed Unfinished Diesel =   The volume of Unfinished Diesel as
                                         defined in Exhibit A-5

          Methane
          -------

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 63                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-36

          Coker Company Methane =       Total Contained Methane in Stripper Off-
                         Gas * ((Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel
                         charge volume to GFU 241 + Total volume of Light Gas
                         Oil from DCU 843) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                         Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company Share of the
                         Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total charge volume to
                         GFU 243
          Where:

          Total Contained Methane in
          Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =   Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243
                                     (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Methane * 0.0425
                                     (LB/SCF) * 23,840 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0
                                     (MMBTU/FOEB)

          Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as
                                        defined in Exhibit A-5

          Ethane
          ------

          Coker Company Ethane =        Total Contained Ethane in Stripper Off-
                         Gas * ((Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel
                         charge volume to GFU 241 + Total volume of Light Gas
                         Oil from DCU 843 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                         Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company Share of the
                         Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total charge volume to
                         GFU 243
          Where:

          Total Contained Ethane in
          Stripper Off-Gas (FOEB/D) =   Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243
                                   (MSCF/D) * Mole Fraction Ethane * 0.0800
                                   (LB/SCF) * 22,169 (BTU/LB) / 1000 / 6.0
                                   (MMBTU/FOEB)

          Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as
                                        defined in Exhibit A-5

          Propane
          -------

          Coker Company Propane =       Total Contained Propane in Stripper Off-
                         Gas * ((Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel
                         charge volume to GFU 241 + Total volume of Light Gas
                         Oil from DCU 843 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume /
                         Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company Share of the
                         Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total charge volume to
                         GFU 243

          Where:

          Total Contained Propane in
          Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243 (MSCF/D)
                                    * Mole Fraction Propane * 0.1187 (LB/SCF) /
                                    177.7 (LB/BBL) * 1000

          Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as
                                        defined in Exhibit A-5

          Isobutane
          ---------

          Coker Company Isobutane =     Total Contained Isobutane in Stripper
                         Off-Gas * ((Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 -
                         Diesel charge volume to GFU 241 + Total volume of Light
                         Gas Oil from DCU 843 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume
                         / Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company Share of the
                         Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total charge volume to
                         GFU 243

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 64                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-36

     Where:

     Total Contained Isobutane in
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =  Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243 (MSCF/D) *
                               Mole Fraction Isobutane * 0.1582 (LB/SCF) / 197.2
                               (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Excessed Unfinished Diesel =   The volume of Unfinished Diesel as defined
                                  in Exhibit A-5

     Normal Butane
     -------------

     Coker Company Normal Butane =      Total Contained Normal Butane in
                             Stripper Off-Gas * ((Total volume of Diesel from
                             AVU 146 - Diesel charge volume to GFU 241 + Total
                             volume of Light Gas Oil from DCU 843 ) * Coker
                             Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume -
                             Coker Company Share of the Excessed Unfinished
                             Diesel) / Total charge volume to GFU 243

     Where:

     Total Contained Normal Butane
     In Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) =    Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243 (MSCF/D)
                                 * Mole Fraction Normal Butane * 0.1585 (LB/SCF)
                                 / 204.6 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Excessed Unfinished Diesel =   The volume of Unfinished Diesel as defined
                                  in Exhibit A-5

     Pentane and Heavier
     -------------------

     Coker Company Pentane
     and Heavier =   Total Contained Pentane and Heavier in Stripper Off-Gas *
                     ((Total volume of Diesel from AVU 146 -Diesel charge
                     volume to GFU 241 + Total volume of Light Gas Oil from DCU
                     843 ) * Coker Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil
                     Volume - Coker Company Share of the Excessed Unfinished
                     Diesel) / Total charge volume to GFU 243

     Where:

     Total Contained Pentane
     and Heavier In
     Stripper Off-Gas (B/D) = Total Stripper Off-Gas from GFU 243 (MSCF/D) *
                                   Mole Fraction Pentane and Heavier * 0.1980
                                   (LB/SCF) / 221.0 (LB/BBL) * 1000

     Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as defined in
                                  Exhibit A-5

Price:  For Hydrogen, Methane, and Ethane:  The weighted average delivered cost
-----
of natural gas purchased by Clark converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0
MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB less Fractionation Fee.

For contained Propane:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu, Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot
purchases of propane for each publication day less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing
fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of propane in the delivered Product.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 65                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-36

For contained Isobutane:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price
Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of isobutane for
each publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of isobutane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from October through February:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day plus 1.25 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Normal Butane delivered from March through September:  The
arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service Mont Belvieu,
Texas Eastern Pipeline posting for spot purchases of normal butane for each
publication day less 3.0 cents/gallon less 0.10 cents/gallon marketing fee
multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation Fee multiplied by the
quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by the respective volume
of normal butane in the delivered Product.

For contained Pentanes and Heavier:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil
Price Information Service Mont Belvieu posting for spot purchases of natural
gasoline Non-Dynegy for each publication day less 1.5 cents/gallon less 0.10
cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the Inflation Factor less Fractionation
Fee multiplied by the quantity of the Product delivered on that day weighted by
the respective volume of pentanes and heavier in the delivered Product.

For all other contained components:  All other components are transferred to
Clark at no cost.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =    Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                            Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 243.

Quantity Measurement:  Product quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 243
--------------------
meter FI-160. Total charge volume to GFU 243 shall be taken at GFU 243 meter
FIC-102.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
--------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 66                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-37

Product:  Low Pressure Purge Gas from GFU 243
-------

Target Specification:
-----------------------

      Property                Specification        Test Method
      --------                -------------        -----------
      H2S                     80 ppmw Maximum      Draeger
      Higher Heating Value    750 BTU/SCF Typical  UOP-539

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in GFU 243.  That portion is
calculated as follows:

      Coker Company Portion =  Total Low Pressure Purge Gas * ((Total volume of
                    Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel charge volume to GFU 241 +
                    Total volume of Light Gas Oil from DCU 843 ) * Coker Company
                    Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company
                    Share of the Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total charge
                    volume to GFU 243

     Where:

     Total Low Pressure
     Purge Gas (FOEB/D) =               Total Low Pressure Purge Gas from GFU
                          243 (MSCF/D) * Higher Heating Value (BTU/SCF) / 1000 /
                          6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

     Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as defined in
                                  Exhibit A-5

Price:  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas purchased by Clark
------
converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 243.

Quantity Measurement:  Product quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 243
--------------------
meter FIC-117. Total charge volume to GFU 243 shall be taken at GFU 243 meter
FIC-102.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
--------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 67                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-38

Product:  High Pressure Purge Gas from GFU 243
-------

Target Specification:
-----------------------

      Property                Specification        Test Method
      --------                -------------        -----------

      H2S                     80 ppmw Maximum      Draeger
      Higher Heating Value    650 BTU/SCF Typical  UOP-539

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in GFU 243.  That portion is
calculated as follows:

      Coker Company Portion =      Total High Pressure Purge Gas * ((Total
                     volume of Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel charge volume to GFU
                     241 + Total volume of Light Gas Oil from DCU 843) * Coker
                     Company Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker
                     Company Share of the Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total
                     charge volume to GFU 243
      Where:

      Total High Pressure
      Purge Gas (FOEB/D) =               Total High Pressure Purge Gas from GFU
                           243 (MSCF/D) * Higher Heating Value (BTU/SCF) / 1000
                           / 6.0 (MMBTU/FOEB)

      Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as defined
                                   in Exhibit A-5

Price:  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas purchased by Clark
------
converted into dollars per FOEB where 6.0 MMBTU is equivalent to 1.0 FOEB.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 243.

Quantity Measurement:  Product quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 243
--------------------
meter FIC-110. Total charge volume to GFU 243 shall be taken at GFU 243 meter
FIC-102.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken and analyzed by draeger and at
--------------------
least (3) times per week and analyzed by gas chromatography.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 68                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-39

Product: Naphtha from GFU 243
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property           Specification     Test Method
     --------           -------------     -----------

     FBP                390 F Maximum     ASTM D-86
     N+A                60.0% LV Typical  ASTM D-5134 - Modified to C-15

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in GFU 243.  That portion is
calculated as follows:

     Coker Company Portion =       Total Naphtha from GFU 243 * ((Total volume
                   of Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel charge volume to GFU 241 +
                   Total volume of Light Gas Oil from DCU 843) * Coker Company
                   Crude Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company
                   Share of the Excessed Unfinished Diesel) / Total charge
                   volume to GFU 243

     Where:

     Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as defined in
                                  Exhibit A-5

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Oil Price Information Service
-----
posting for spot purchases of U. S. Gulf Coast Naphtha (Domestic 40 N+A) for
each publication day less 0.15 cents/gallon/N+A number below 40 N+A plus 0.15
cents/gallon/N+A number above 40 N+A less 1.0 cents/gallon less Fractionation
Fee.

The Fractionation Fee is calculated as the sum of a variable and fixed fee
component as follows:

     Fractionation Fee =    Base Variable Fee * Current Natural Gas / 2.236 +
                            Fixed Variable Fee * (1.02) (N-1998)
     Where:

     Base Variable Fee =    0.627 dollars per barrel
     Current Natural Gas =  The weighted average delivered cost of natural gas
                            purchased by Clark converted into dollars per MMBTU.
     Fixed Variable Fee =   0.344 dollars per barrel
     N =  Current 4 digit year (i.e. 2002)

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 243.

Quantity Measurement:  Product quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 243
--------------------
meter FIC-115. Total charge volume to GFU 243 shall be taken at GFU 243 meter
FIC-102.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
--------------------
by gas chromatography and distillation.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 69                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-40

Product:  Diesel from GFU 243
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

   Property                                Specification                     Test Method
   --------                                -------------                     -----------
<S>                                        <C>
   Corrosion 3 hrs. @212 degrees F           1 Maximum                       ASTM D-130
   Viscosity @ 100 degrees F               2.0 cSt Minimum                   ASTM D-445
   Viscosity @ 100 degrees F               3.6 cSt Maximum                   ASTM D-445
   Flash Point                             130 degrees F Minimum             ASTM D-56
   90%                                     540 degrees F Minimum             ASTM D-86
   90%                                     640 degrees F Maximum             ASTM D-86
   FBP                                     690 degrees F Maximum             ASTM D-86
   Color                                   2.5 Maximum                       ASTM D-1500
   Sulfur                                  0.047 wt% Maximum                 ASTM D-2622
   Ash                                     0.01 wt% Maximum                  ASTM D-482
   Carbon Residue
    (Ramsbottom on 10% Bottom)             0.35 Maximum                      ASTM D-524
   BS&W                                    (less than)0.05 Maximum           ASTM D-1796
   Haze Rating @77 degrees F (Procedure 2)    2 Maximum                      ASTM D-4176

   Thermal Stability
   90 Minutes 150 degrees C Pad Rating        7 Maximum      Dupont Scale
   OR
   Oxidation Stability                2.5 mg/100 ml Maximum  ASTM D-2274
</TABLE>

   Target specifications are based on current fungible transportation diesel
   fuel namely Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel. To the extent the
   specifications change for Colonial 74 Grade Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel the target
   specifications will be changed accordingly.

Quantity:  Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the portion of this
--------
Product produced by Coker Company feedstocks in GFU 243.  That portion is
calculated as follows:

   Coker Company Portion =       Total Diesel from GFU 243 * (( Total volume of
                 Diesel from AVU 146 - Diesel charge volume to GFU 241 + Total
                 volume of Light Gas Oil from DCU 843 ) * Coker Company Crude
                 Oil Volume / Total Crude Oil Volume - Coker Company Share of
                 the Excessed Unfinished Diesel ) / Total charge volume to GFU
                 243

   Where:

   Excessed Unfinished Diesel =  The volume of Unfinished Diesel as defined in
                                Exhibit A-5

Price:  The arithmetic average of the high/low Platt's Oilgram Price Report U.
-----
S. Gulf Coast Pipeline posting for spot purchases of LS No. 2 for each
publication day less 0.05 cents/gallon marketing fee multiplied by the quantity
of the Product delivered on that day.

The price for non-publication day deliveries shall be the arithmetic average of
the prices for the last proceeding publication day and the next following
publication day.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This Product shall be delivered by pipeline to
---------------------------
Clark and risk of loss shall pass at the battery limits of GFU 243.

Quantity Measurement:  Product quantity measurements shall be taken at GFU 243
--------------------
meter FIC-

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 70                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-40

112.  Total charge volume to GFU 243 shall be taken at GFU 243 meter
FIC-102.

Quality Measurement: Grab samples shall be taken (3) times per week and analyzed
--------------------
for each specification.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 71                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-41

Product:  Liquid Sulfur
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

     Property            Specification            Test Method
     --------            -------------            -----------
     H2S                 100 ppmw Maximum         Draeger

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase the total output of
--------
this product from SRU 545.

Price:  Actual 3rd party sales price adjusted back to the custody transfer point
-----
for transportation and storage cost less $1.00 per long ton marketing fee.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss: This product shall be delivered into railcar,
---------------------------
truck, or storage facility suitable to load marine vessels and risk of loss
shall pass at the point of delivery.

Quantity Measurement / Metering Facilities:  Based on invoiced quantity.
------------------------------------------

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken as needed by 3rd party sales
-------------------
agreements.

Product Purchase Agreement          Page 72                  August 3, 1999
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT A-42

Product:  Hydrogen to Clark Hydrogen Gathering System
-------

Target Specification:
--------------------

       Component         Specification            Test Method
       ---------         -------------            -----------

       Hydrogen          99.9% Mole Minimum       UOP-539
       Pressure          585 psig Minimum

Quantity: Coker Company shall sell and Clark shall purchase Hydrogen necessary
--------
to supplement Clark internally produced hydrogen.

Price:  The actual cost Coker Company pays for hydrogen under contract with Air
-----
Products.

Delivery Point/Risk of Loss:  This product shall be delivered by pipeline to the
---------------------------
Clark Hydrogen Gathering System.

Quantity Measurement: Product quantity measurements shall be taken at HGS meter
--------------------
XX-XXXX.

Quality Measurement:  Grab samples shall be taken at least (3) times per week
-------------------
and analyzed by gas chromatography.<PAGE>

                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.9

                               Service Agreement

THIS AGREEMENT entered into this 5th day of August, 1999 by and between Hyundai
Electronics Industries Co. Ltd. ("HEI") having its principal office at San 136-
1, Ami-ri Bubal-cup, Ichon-si, Kyungki-do and ChipPAC Limited (""ChipPAC BVI")
having its principal office at the same address of HEI;

WHEREAS, HEI desires to appoint ChipPAC BVI as its provider of assembly services
for uBGA packages for RDRAM and SRAM/flash which HEI will ramp up production
from 1999;

WHEREAS, ChipPAC BVI desires to provide HEI with uBGA packaging services for
RDRAM and SRAM/flash;

The parties hereto, having consulted, agree to the following.

Article 1      Purposes

     The purpose of the Agreement is to provide for the details necessary for
     HEI to provide the Chips and for ChipPAC BVI to provide HEI with its uBGA
     packaging service to the Chips provided.

Article 2      Packaging Service Equipment

     ChipPAC BVI will invest the capital expenditures to meet HEI's ramp up
     schedule, up to a maximum capacity of [redacted*] RDRAM equivalent units
     per month, subject to HEI's approval. The equipment acquired to provide HEI
     with [redacted*] RDRAM equivalent units ("the Equipment") will be dedicated
     to HEI use.

Article 3      Products

     The semiconductor products ("Products") needed to ChipPAC BVI's packaging
     service under this Agreement shall be listed in Appendix I and the list is
     subject to addition or deletion in accordance with mutual agreement.

Article 4      Order and Purchase of the Products by HEI

     4.1   HEI will ramp up production in 1999 and provide a ramp up schedule
           for 2999 to ChipPAC BVI, which is estimated to be about [redacted*],
           of which [redacted*] units are expected to be RDRAM and
           [redacted*] in units are to be SRAM/flash.

     *Confidential treatment requested.

<PAGE>

     4.2   HEI commits to purchase [redacted*] RDRAM equivalent uBGA packages
           per month from [redacted*].

     4.3   If HEI does not purchase the number of RDRAM equivalent uBGA packages
           for which ChipPAC BVI has made a capacity commitment to provide
           exclusively to HEI in any one month period between April 1, 2000
           through June 30, 2002, HEI shall reimburse ChipPAC BVI for the
           depreciation for unused capacity which had been committed by ChipPAC
           BVI. The depreciation period for the Equipment will be [redacted*]
           and the calculation of depreciation or the Equipment will be made
           using straight line depreciation with no residual value. Any charge
           for unabsorbed depreciation will be reduced by capacity used for
           other ChipPAC BVI customers. ChipPAC BVI will use its best efforts to
           find customers to utilize such unused capacity.

     4.4   The production schedule and purchasing volume commitment time
           prescribed in Article 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 may be changed depending upon
           the introduction schedule of Intel's RDRAM and, in such event, the
           term and other timing parameters of this agreement shall be revised
           accordingly.

     4.5   HEI will send ChipPAC BVI a written notice containing HEI's planed
           packaging contract amount for the next three months by 15 days prior
           to the end of each month.

     4.6   ChipPAC BVI shall notify HEI of acceptance of a order within seven
           (7) days from the date of HEI's written order. No response from
           ChipPAC BVI with respect to such order without any special reasons
           hall be regarded as acceptance of an order.

     4.7   HEI shall provide ChipPAC BVI with a rolling 6 month unit forecast.
           These forecasts will be subject to the following limits of accuracy:

           Forecast within one month:             +/- 10%
           Forecast within two months:            +/- 25%
           Forecast within three months:          +/- 50%

           HEI will be financially responsible for inventory and purchase
           commitments for unique

     *Confidential treatment requested.

                                       2
<PAGE>

           material made by ChipPAC BVI ordered on the basis of these forecasts,
           provided that such financial compensation will be limited to the
           amount of the Products which were produced for recent 45 days out of
           the amount of the Product committed to be purchased by HEI under this
           Agreement.

Article 5      Purchase Price

     5.1   The committed prices at which HEI will purchase under this Agreement
           are as follows:

           a.  1999:     [redacted*]
           b.  2000:     [redacted*]
           c.  2001:     [redacted*]
           d.  2002:     [redacted*]

           The unit prices of all RDRAM will be set on the basis of [redacted*]
           balls per unit.

     5.2   The purchase price shall be determined by the mutual agreement
           between HEI and ChipPAC BVI considering the market circumstances by
           fifteen (15) days prior to the date when the relevant year commences
           and the determined purchase price will be applied through the year
           concerned.

     5.3   Should no agreement be reached on the purchase price an independent
           accounting firm will be appointed by the consultation of HEI and
           ChipPAC BVI to determine the purchase price and either party shall
           not raise objection to the result thereof.

Article 6      Supply of Chip

     6.1   In case of acceptance of order by ChipPAC BVI, HEI shall provide
           ChipPAC BVI with Chips required for the packaging of relevant
           Products according to the definite order amount.

     6.2   Chips, provided by HEI under Article 6.1 shall be transported by HEI
           or HEI's designated forwarding

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           agent to ChipPAC BVI's plant on HEI's own responsibility and at its
           own costs thereof.

     6.3   ChipPAC BVI's inspection of Chips provided by HEI shall be pursuant
           to Appendix II "Chip Inspection Specification" agreed to by HEI and
           ChipPAC BVI in advance. ChipPAC BVI shall notify HEI of the
           inspection result within five (5) days from the date of provision of
           Chips by HEI. Failure to notify during the given period shall be
           deemed as acceptance by ChipPAC BVI and ChipPAC BVI shall no longer
           be entitled to claim for defectiveness of Chips.

     6.4   ChipPAC BVI, in principle, shall procure on its own all raw and
           subsidiary materials that are required for packaging, other than
           Chips provided by HEI. Nonetheless, HEI may be entitled to
           instruct ChipPAC BVI to use certain materials or to provide some
           materials to ChipPAC BVI.

Article 7      Packaging Process

     Process for packaging service which ChipPAC BVI shall provide to HEI under
     the Agreement shall be pursuant to Appending III "Process Baseline
     Specification and other related Specification," agreed to by HEI and
     ChipPAC BVI in advance.

Article 8      Required Date and Delivery

     8.1   ChipPAC BVI shall deliver finished Products to HEI within eight (8)
           business days in 1999 and within six (6) business days thereafter
           from the date of the provision of Chips (and Schedule) by HEI
           provided that the said period can be changed upon mutual consent of
           both parties.

     8.2   Packaging methods for Products shall be pursuant to Appendix IV
           "Packaging Specification."

     8.3   Products, provided to HEI by ChipPAC BVI under Article 8.1, shall be
           forwarded to HEI plants or warehouses which HEI designates by ChipPAC
           BVI or ChipPAC BVI's designated forwarding agents on ChipPAC BVI's
           own responsibility and at its own costs thereof.

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     8.4   The waste materials produced during the packaging process shall be
           provided to HEI.

     8.5   the status of the production of the Products and the information on
           the quality of the Products shall be provided to HEI from time to
           time by ChipPAC BVI.

Article 9      Inspection

     9.1   HEI' inspection of Products provided by ChipPAC BVI shall be
           pursuant to Appendix V : Semiconductor Inspection Specification,"
           agreed to by HEI and ChipPAC BVI in advance.

     9.2   HEI shall send ChipPAC BVI a written notice stating the inspection
           result conducted as prescribed in the Article 9.1 within five (5)
           days from the date of delivery of Products. No notice within the
           given period shall be deemed as acceptance by HEI of the provided
           Products.

Article 10     Payment

     10.1  ChipPAC BVI shall deliver to HEI invoices for the products supplied
           during the relevant month after completing the provision of Product
           to HEI in accordance with the Agreement within five (5) days from
           the end of such month. In case that HEI does not raise any objection
           to such invoice, HEI shall pay ChipPAC BVI the amount within five (5)
           days from the receipt of such invoice.

     10.2  In the event that HEI has opened a letter of credit in consideration
           of selling to its customers the Products which has been provided by
           ChipPAC BVI to HEI, HEI shall, open a domestic letter of credit in
           favor of ChipPAC BVI by the payment date as set forth in Article
           10.1. HEI shall pay cash in US dollar currency or issue a check to
           ChipPAC BVI for the amount not paid by such domestic letter of
           credit.

     10.3  The amount of the unused depreciation for the Equipment in accordance
           with Article 4.3 shall be reimbursed on a monthly basis.

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     10.4  All payments to be made pursuant to this agreement shall be made in
           US dollar currency.

Article 11     Compensation to HEI for damages

     11.1  In the event the provision of the Products are not completed within
           the time agreed between the Parties, which is attributable to ChipPAC
           BVI's responsibility, ChipPAC BVI shall pay to HEI the liquidated
           damage per one day of delay equal to [redacted*] of the die cost plus
           assembly cost of the Products.

     11.3  In the event any Product provided to HEI by ChipPAC BVI shall not
           satisfy the target yield rate for each period set forth below, which
           is attributable to ChipPAC BVI's responsibility, ChipPAC BVI shall
           pay to HEI the cost to manufacture the Chips used in the Products
           which did not satisfy the yield rate below.

           a.  [redacted*] within the first quarter from the first ordered date;

           b.  [redacted*] within the second quarter from the end of first
               quarter;

           c.  [redacted*] in the event that the number of the product ChipPAC
               BVI provides is [redacted*] or more per month;

           d.  [redacted*] in the event that the number of the product ChipPAC
               BVI provides is [redacted*] or more month;

     Even in the first or second quarter from the first ordered date, if the
     number of the product ChipPAC BVI provides is [redacted*] or more per month
     or [redacted*] or more per month, the target yield rate of [redacted*] will
     be applicable respectively.

Article 12.    Term

     This Agreement shall be effective upon execution and remain in effect until
     June 30, 2002 and it can be renewed by mutual agreement of both parties.

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Article 13.    Termination

     13.1  This Agreement can be terminated with just causes by either party and
           either Party who intends to terminate this Agreement shall give a
           written notice to the other Party describing the details on the
           breach of the Agreement which, for HEI, shall be limited to
           deficiencies in quality, delivery, yield or competitive price.

     13.2  Either Party in default will have 30 days (hereinafter the
           "correction period") to put forth corrective action plan from the
           date of receipt of above notice. Unless the breach of either Party in
           default is corrected with the correction period or the extended
           correction period set forth below, the other Party can cancel this
           Agreement by providing 90 days written notice. Provided that ChipPAC
           BVI may ask HEI additional period to correct its breach of contract
           within above period and such correction period can be extended
           ("extended correction period") subject to HEI's consent not to be
           unreasonably withheld.

     13.3  If this Agreement is terminated in accordance with Article 13,
           HEI shall be responsible for reimbursing ChipPAC BVI for the total
           undepreciated value of the Equipment at the time of termination and
           the ownership of the Equipment shall be transferred to HEI upon the
           payment of the such amount of u-depreciated value.

     13.4  After the transferor ownership of the Equipment to HEI in accordance
           with Article 13.2 and 13.3, HEI will permit the ChipPAC BVI to use
           the Equipment to provide the product with other customers until new
           equipment necessary to provide the ordered products by its customers
           are installed in ChipPAC BVI. In any case, the period for HEI to
           permit ChipPAC BVI to use the Equipment will not exceed 60 days.

Article 14     Audit on charges for unutilized capacity and materials

     Charges from ChipPAC BVI for depreciation on unutilized capacity and for
     excess/obsolete material purchased for HEI production will be subject to
     audit by a mutually agreed external auditor.

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Article 15     Strategic Relations

     Both parties agree to form strategic relationship to develop next
     generation memory package in which ChipPAC BVI will support future volume.

Article 16     Confidentiality

     16.1  Both parties agree that the contents of this Agreement and certain
           information that each party may supply to the other in the course of
           this Agreement are confidential. Except when it is required for a
           financial audit, or for obtaining financing, or when its disclosure
           is legally required, such as a United States SEC registration
           statement, such confidential information shall not be disclosed to
           third parties without the written consent of the other party. Both
           parties will ensure that information obtained in the course of this
           Agreement will be used only for fulfilling this Agreement, and that
           any employees, consultants, advisors, and financial institutions
           which receive such information are bound by this Article.

     16.2  The obligation for Article 16.1 shall exist during one (1) year after
           the expiation or termination of the Agreement.

Article 17     Force Majeure

     Each party shall not be responsible for failure to perform hereunder due
     to acts of God, national emergency situations, road or port blockades,
     strikes, wars, internal tumult, or force majeure; provided, however, the
     party shall immediately notify of such occurrence to the other party.

Article 18     Others

     18.1  HEI and ChipPAC BVI shall make their best efforts to cooperate with
           each other for the performance of this Agreement.

     18.2  For the matters not provided in this Agreement or the parts where
           there are different opinions for interpretation hereof, both parties
           shall settle them by mutual consultation.

Article 19     Governing Law

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     19.1  This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of Republic of Korea.

     19.2  Any disputes arising in connection with and out of to the Agreement
           shall be submitted to Seoul District Court.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Service Agreement on the day
and year first above written.

Hyundai Electronics Industries Co., Ltd.:

San 136-1,. Ami-ri, Bubal-cup, ichon-si, Kyungki-do
Hyundai Electronic Industrial Co., Ltd.
Representative: Young Hwan Kim
Position: Representative Director, President

/s/ Y.H. Kim
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ChipPAC Limited
Craigmuir Chambers
Road Town, Tortola
British Virgin Islands
Representative: Richard Parsons, for Westlaw Limited
Position: Director

/s/ R. Parsons
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