- Par Pacific said it is shifting from integration and heavy maintenance work toward growth-focused initiatives at its Montana refinery after completing its largest planned turnaround.
- Hawaii operations reported record annual throughput, including a monthly record of 90 thousand barrels per day in September, supported by debottlenecking projects and operational changes.
- Wyoming returned to full rates about one month ahead of initial guidance after a crude heater incident, and exited the year at normal throughput and production cost run rates.
- Washington benefited from tighter Pacific Northwest supply conditions, with the local market index averaging $11.29 per barrel.
- In renewables, Mitsubishi and ENEOS invested USD 100 million for a 36.5% stake in the Hawaii Renewables joint venture, with operations expected to begin in the first half of 2026.
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