Woods Cross Refinery

Let’s Get To Know Each Other Better

Why we’re here: 1. Update you on our project. 2. Explain activities and processes. 3. Answer questions.

We are committed to: • Operating safely and responsibly. • Conducting our business openly and honestly. • Contributing to the community’s quality of life. • To be a good neighbor.

Modernization Project Update

Proud of what we’ve accomplished. Excited about where we are headed.

Environmental Phase — Finished: • $300 million investment. • Producing low-sulfur fuels. • Increased refining capacity. • Reduced emissions. • Decreased flaring and odors.

Vehicles using our low-sulfur fuels have: Reduced SO2 ~ 90% (about700 tons per year) Reduced NOX ~ 80% (about 700 tons per year)

Modernization Project Update

Waxy Crude Phase — Permitting For: • $300 million investment (First Phase). • Take advantage of Utah waxy crudes. • Increase refining capacity.

Current Phase I Phase II Waxy Utah Crudes 10,000 24,000 bpd 40,000 Total Crude Refined 31,000 45,000 bpd 60,000

Cleaner to process Sulfur Metals Volatility

Modernization Project Update

Our industrial area footprint will stay the same.

Modernization Project

Overall Emissions Will Go Down

Modernization Project

Win-Win • Increase production. • Utilize local crude oil. • Reduce emissions. • Provide economic benefits.

WinWin

Modernization Project

Over 2 years to complete the permitting process

Develop Purpose

And Need

Pre Notice of

Intent Meeting

Develop Modeling Protocol

Develop Emission Potentials

Conduct Modeling

Prepare Notice of

Intent

State Decides Accuracy

State Analysis

Land Manager Review

For Visibility

State Engineer Assess-

ment

Public Notice/ Public

Hearing (2)

State Addresses Comments

Approval Order

Construc-tion

Begins

We Are Here

Modernization Project Update

Understand There Will Be Impacts Rail loading and unloading Increased truck traffic

Solutions We Are Implementing Rail switches on our line done by 8 pm.

Anticipate trucks will have latest emission controls; implementing a no-idling while loading policy; participating in a transportation options study. Held a job fair in West Bountiful; communicate with workers our way of doing business and the importance of our actions in the community.

Using Best Available Control Technology;

committed to operating safely and responsibly.

More workers

More equipment

Modernization Project Update

Community Care Line (801) 560-5511

Activities & Processes

Odor: • Waste-water plan implemented. • Sealed manholes downstream of flume house. • Installed new seals in wastewater tanks. • Improvements to treat wastewater. • Installed a weather system to help investigate complaints. • Implemented an odor complaint response process. • Resident complaints significantly reduced.

Activities & Processes Flaring:

• Vital part of running safely. • White clouds are water vapor or steam from cooling towers. • Flow monitors were installed to better control steam in flare. • Propane flare replaced with a cleaner-burning air assisted flare, now

decommissioned with the closing of the propane storage unit.. • South flare temporarily shut down and everything diverted to north flare. • North flare has new larger knockout vessel. • Resident complaints about noise and light reduced.

Propane Flare

South Flare North Flare

Activities & Processes

Home Purchasing: • Historically several residents on 200 North expressed a desire. • Opened this option up to be a good neighbor. • No current plan; just listening to what the city and residents want. • Currently renting purchased homes. • Refinery has hired a company to keep up the homes and yards. • Encouraging refinery employees to move in – live, work and play in neighborhood.

Activities & Processes

Safety: • Continual and scheduled inspection and maintenance program for equipment. • Ongoing monitoring of equipment. • Tag in/tag out system. • Intensive safety program and training. • Strong emergency response program and team. • New siren system installed. • Hold internal and coordinated drills. • Hold CAER meetings. • Offer training. • Crisis response plans in place.

Local emergency responders will notify you in an emergency: They will utilize reverse 911, vehicle blow horns and door-to-door. They can also use our voice command system.

Activities & Processes

Community Giving: • Budget and giving policy. • Provide our services in the community as needed. • Dave Applied Technology Center. • Training for area teachers. • University of Utah scholarship program. • Technology and computer lab for West Bountiful Elementary. • Leonardo On Wheels visit. • Emergency Command Unit. • Coats for kids drive.

Community Commitment

• Operating safely and responsibly. • Conducting our business openly and honestly. • Contributing to the community’s quality of life.

Trying to be a good neighbor.

Questions? Contact our Community Care Line at (801) 560-5511.

Woods Cross Refinery