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Shipped from Houston: 2–4 days by ground, next-day air, or dedicated transport.

United States

OK · KS · about 550 miles

Oklahoma & Kansas

The Mid-Continent refining belt — eight refineries across the two states, from Ponca City and Tulsa to El Dorado, McPherson and Coffeyville.

IL · IN · about 1,050 miles

Chicago & Northwest Indiana

Home to the Midwest's largest refinery, BP Whiting on Lake Michigan, plus the Joliet and Lemont refineries south-west of the city.

IL · MO · about 850 miles

St. Louis & Southern Illinois

Two large Illinois refineries at Wood River and Robinson, and two large coal-fired power stations around St. Louis.

OH · KY · about 1,200 miles

Ohio & Kentucky

Five refineries from Toledo on Lake Erie down to Catlettsburg on the Ohio River.

PA · WV · OH · about 1,300 miles

Appalachian Basin — Marcellus & Utica

The Marcellus and Utica shale gas region — gas processing and NGL fractionation across Pennsylvania, West Virginia and eastern Ohio, Shell's ethane cracker at Monaca, and nuclear and gas-fired power.

MN · ND · about 1,250 miles

Minnesota & the Upper Midwest

The Twin Cities refineries at Pine Bend and St. Paul Park, North Dakota's Mandan refinery and synfuels plant, and nuclear power on the Mississippi.

LA · about 350 miles

New Orleans & the River Parishes

The lower Mississippi refining corridor — Garyville, Norco, Chalmette and Meraux — and new LNG export below New Orleans. Shipped from Houston by ground, next-day air or dedicated truck.

LA · about 300 miles

Port Fourchon, Houma & Morgan City

The onshore side of the offshore Gulf — Port Fourchon's supply terminals for the deepwater platforms, and the fabrication yards and shipyards of Houma and Morgan City.

MS · AL · about 450 miles

Mississippi & Alabama Gulf Coast

Chevron's Pascagoula refinery, the Mobile Bay chemical plants and Alabama Power's 3,200 MW Plant Barry.

DE · NJ · PA · about 1,550 miles

Delaware Valley & New Jersey

The East Coast's refining hub — Bayway in Linden, Paulsboro, Trainer and Delaware City — plus nuclear power on the Delaware River.

TX · about 500 miles

West Texas & the Permian Basin

The Permian produced nearly half of all U.S. crude oil in 2025 — plus refineries at Big Spring and El Paso and gas-fired power in Odessa.

CO · MT · UT · about 1,000 miles

Rocky Mountains

EIA counts fifteen refineries in the Rocky Mountain district — Denver's Commerce City plant, three around Billings and a cluster in Salt Lake City.

CA · about 1,550 miles

Southern California

Four large refineries in the South Bay and harbor area, with close to 900,000 barrels/day of combined capacity.

CA · about 1,950 miles

San Francisco Bay Area

Two crude refineries at Richmond and Martinez, and two former refineries at Rodeo and Martinez now making renewable fuels.

WA · about 2,350 miles

Pacific Northwest

Washington's five refineries, all on Puget Sound — Cherry Point, Ferndale, two at Anacortes and one in Tacoma.

ND · about 1,650 miles

North Dakota & the Bakken

Bakken oil wells and the gas plants that process their associated gas around Williston and Watford City, plus the lignite mines and coal-fired power stations of central North Dakota.

TX · LA · AR · about 200 miles

East Texas & the Ark-La-Tex

Inland refineries at Tyler, Shreveport and El Dorado, one of Texas's largest chemical sites at Longview and big lignite-fired power on the Haynesville gas country of East Texas and northwest Louisiana.

TX · about 600 miles

Texas Panhandle

Two large refineries at Borger and Sunray and the newly gas-fired Harrington power station at Amarillo.

WY · about 1,300 miles

Wyoming & the Powder River Basin

The Powder River Basin's giant surface coal mines, three crude refineries and some of the West's largest coal and gas power stations.

AK · about 4,200 miles

Alaska

North Slope oil from Prudhoe Bay runs 800 miles down the Trans Alaska Pipeline to the Valdez tanker terminal; refineries at Kenai, Valdez and North Pole and gas-fired power around Anchorage serve the state.

TN · AL · about 750 miles

Tennessee Valley & Memphis

TVA's three nuclear plants and its fossil fleet, the Memphis refinery on the Mississippi and Eastman's chemical complex at Kingsport.

GA · SC · NC · about 950 miles

Georgia & the Carolinas

A dense cluster of nuclear stations — Vogtle in Georgia and Duke Energy's Oconee, McGuire and Catawba — plus large coal plants and an LNG export terminal on the Savannah River.

FL · about 950 miles

Florida

Florida runs on big gas-fired combined-cycle plants and two coastal nuclear stations, with phosphate fertilizer plants around Tampa Bay.

AZ · NV · about 1,200 miles

Arizona & Southern Nevada

The Palo Verde nuclear station west of Phoenix, coal plants on the Colorado Plateau being converted to gas, Las Vegas's gas-fired generation and the copper mines of eastern Arizona.

CT · NH · MA · NY · about 1,700 miles

New England & Upstate New York

The Northeast's big nuclear stations — Millstone, Seabrook and the Lake Ontario plants at Scriba — and the Boston area's LNG import terminal.

Shipped from Houston: 2–4 days by ground, next-day air, or dedicated transport.

Canada

AB · about 2,300 miles

Edmonton & Alberta's Industrial Heartland

Canada's largest hydrocarbon processing region — refineries, bitumen upgraders and world-scale petrochemical plants north-east of Edmonton.

AB · about 2,400 miles

Fort McMurray & the Oil Sands

Three of Alberta's four bitumen upgraders — Suncor, Syncrude and Canadian Natural's Horizon — turning oil sands bitumen into synthetic crude.

ON · about 1,350 miles

Sarnia's Chemical Valley

Ontario's refining and petrochemical hub on the St. Clair River — three refineries and NOVA Chemicals' Corunna ethylene cracker.

NB · about 2,200 miles

Saint John

Home to Canada's largest refinery, a supertanker crude terminal and an LNG import terminal on the Bay of Fundy.

QC · about 1,850 miles

Quebec

Quebec's two large refineries — Suncor in Montreal's east end and Valero's Jean-Gaulin refinery at Lévis on the St. Lawrence.

BC · about 2,450 miles

British Columbia's Lower Mainland

BC's largest refinery at Burnaby, the Trans Mountain export terminal and LNG on Tilbury Island.

BC · about 2,950 miles

Kitimat & Northern BC

Canada's first large LNG export terminal at Kitimat, Rio Tinto's BC Works aluminium smelter and its Kemano hydro plant, and LPG export on Ridley Island at Prince Rupert.

SK · about 1,800 miles

Saskatchewan

Regina's Co-op refinery and upgrader, potash mines across the south of the province — including the world's largest potash operation at Esterhazy — and Canada's only uranium mines in the north.

NL · about 3,200 miles

Newfoundland & Labrador Offshore

The onshore base of the Grand Banks oil fields — Hibernia, Terra Nova, White Rose and Hebron — with supply bases at St. John's, the Bull Arm and Argentia fabrication sites and the Placentia Bay crude terminal.

Shipped from Houston by international air or ocean freight; delivery quoted on every order.

South America

Guyana · about 2,900 miles

Guyana & Suriname

South America's fastest-growing oil province: ExxonMobil's FPSOs in Guyana's Stabroek Block, Suriname's onshore fields and refinery, and the GranMorgu deepwater development off Suriname.

Colombia · about 1,900 miles

Colombia: Caribbean Coast & Barrancabermeja

Ecopetrol's two big refineries — Barrancabermeja on the Magdalena River and Reficar at Cartagena — plus the Caribbean coast's crude export terminal, LNG import terminal, gas-fired power and one of the world's largest open-pit coal mines.

Ecuador · about 2,400 miles

Ecuador: Esmeraldas & the Amazon Pipelines

Crude from Ecuador's northern Amazon fields crosses the Andes by two pipelines to the refinery and export terminals at Esmeraldas on the Pacific coast; the country's largest hydroelectric plant sits on the Coca River.

Peru · about 3,200 miles

Peru: Lima, Talara & Camisea

Refineries at Talara and Callao, South America's first LNG export plant at Pampa Melchorita, the Camisea gas liquids plant at Pisco and a cluster of large gas-fired power stations at Chilca, south of Lima.

Chile · about 4,100 miles

Northern Chile: Antofagasta & the Atacama

The world's biggest copper-mining district — Escondida, Chuquicamata and their neighbours in the Atacama Desert — with the LNG terminal and thermal power plants that supply them at Mejillones.

Chile · about 4,600 miles

Central Chile: Valparaíso, Santiago & Biobío

ENAP's two refineries at Concón and Hualpén, the Quintero LNG terminal on Valparaíso's coast, and Codelco's El Teniente and Andina copper mines in the Andes above Santiago.

Brazil · about 5,000 miles

Rio de Janeiro, Macaé & the Campos–Santos Basins

The onshore heart of Brazil's offshore oil industry: supply bases at Macaé and Açu serving the Campos and pre-salt Santos basins, the REDUC refinery and gas plants around Guanabara Bay, and Latin America's largest gas-fired power complex.

Brazil · about 4,900 miles

São Paulo Refining & the São Sebastião Coast

Four Petrobras refineries around Greater São Paulo, including Brazil's largest at Paulínia, fed by pipeline from the São Sebastião crude terminal, with pre-salt gas landing at Caraguatatuba.

Brazil · about 4,800 miles

Bahia: Salvador, Camaçari & Mataripe

Brazil's first planned petrochemical complex at Camaçari, the 333,000 barrels/day Mataripe refinery on the Bay of All Saints, an LNG import terminal off Salvador and onshore gas processing.

Brazil · about 4,800 miles

Pernambuco: Suape & Recife

The Suape industrial port complex south of Recife, home to Petrobras's Abreu e Lima refinery, an integrated PTA and PET plant and a gas-fired power station.

Argentina · about 5,100 miles

Neuquén & Vaca Muerta

Argentina's shale oil and gas heartland — the Vaca Muerta formation around Añelo — with YPF's Plaza Huincul refinery and methanol plant and large gas-fired power stations near Neuquén city.

Argentina · about 5,200 miles

Bahía Blanca Petrochemical Hub

Argentina's petrochemical port, where gas liquids piped from the Neuquén basin are fractionated and cracked into ethylene, polyethylene and fertilizer at Ingeniero White.

Argentina · about 5,100 miles

Buenos Aires, La Plata & Campana

Argentina's main refining belt along the River Plate and Paraná — YPF's La Plata complex, the country's largest refinery, plus the Dock Sud and Campana refineries.

Shipped from Houston by international air or ocean freight; delivery quoted on every order.

North Sea & Europe

United Kingdom · about 4,600 miles

Aberdeen, Northeast Scotland & Shetland

The supply and service capital of the UK North Sea: the Port of Aberdeen and its offshore supply fleet, the St Fergus gas terminals that land up to 30% of the UK's daily gas demand, Peterhead's gas-fired power station, and the Sullom Voe oil terminal on Shetland.

United Kingdom · about 4,600 miles

Firth of Forth – Grangemouth & Fife

Where the Forties pipeline brings North Sea crude ashore: the Kinneil terminal and Hound Point export jetties, INEOS's ethylene cracker at Grangemouth, and the Shell Fife NGL plant. The Grangemouth refinery stopped processing crude in April 2025 and now runs as a fuel import terminal.

United Kingdom · about 4,800 miles

Humber Estuary

Britain's 'Energy Estuary': the Humber refinery and the UK's largest port by tonnage on the south bank, the Saltend chemicals park at Hull, gas-fired power at Keadby and the Easington gas terminals on the coast.

United Kingdom · about 4,700 miles

Teesside

Where Norwegian and Central North Sea oil and gas come ashore at Seal Sands, with one of Britain's main platform decommissioning yards, the deep-water Teesport, and a carbon-capture gas power station under construction at Redcar.

Norway · about 4,800 miles

Stavanger & Rogaland

The Stavanger region holds the supply bases at Dusavik and Tananger serving North Sea fields such as Johan Sverdrup, about 160 km offshore, and the Kårstø gas processing plant to the north.

Norway · about 4,800 miles

Bergen, Mongstad & Kollsnes

The west-coast hub for the northern North Sea: Norway's only refinery and its biggest crude terminal at Mongstad, the Kollsnes plant processing Troll gas, the Sture oil terminal, and rig and supply bases around Bergen.

Norway · about 4,900 miles

Hammerfest & the Barents Sea

Europe's northernmost oil and gas hub: the Hammerfest LNG plant on Melkøya fed by the Snøhvit field, and the supply base serving Barents Sea fields such as Johan Castberg.

Shipped from Houston by international air or ocean freight; delivery quoted on every order.

Middle East

Saudi Arabia · about 7,900 miles

Saudi Arabia – Eastern Province

The centre of Saudi Aramco's oil business: the Abqaiq processing plant, the Ras Tanura refinery and export terminals, and the refineries and petrochemical plants of Jubail Industrial City on the Gulf coast.

Saudi Arabia · about 7,700 miles

Saudi Arabia – Yanbu, Rabigh & Jazan

Saudi Arabia's west-coast refining belt: three large refineries at Yanbu, the integrated refinery and petrochemical complex at Rabigh, and the Jazan refinery and gasification power plant near the Yemen border.

United Arab Emirates · about 8,200 miles

Abu Dhabi – Ruwais, Habshan & Das Island

ADNOC's refining, gas and petrochemical base: the Ruwais industrial complex in Al Dhafra, the onshore Habshan gas plants, the Das Island LNG plant offshore, and the Barakah nuclear power plant.

United Arab Emirates · about 8,200 miles

Dubai, Jebel Ali & Fujairah

Jebel Ali's condensate refinery and giant gas-fired power and desalination complex on the Gulf side, and Fujairah's oil storage terminals on the Gulf of Oman, fed by the crude pipeline from Habshan.

Qatar · about 8,000 miles

Qatar – Ras Laffan & Mesaieed

Qatar's gas industry: the LNG trains, condensate refineries and gas-to-liquids plant of Ras Laffan Industrial City, and the refinery, fertiliser and petrochemical plants of Mesaieed south of Doha.

Kuwait · about 7,700 miles

Kuwait – Ahmadi & Al-Zour

Kuwait's refining and gas industry sits along the coast south of Kuwait City: the Mina Al-Ahmadi and Mina Abdullah refineries, the gas plant at Mina Al-Ahmadi, and the Al-Zour refinery, LNG import terminal and power plants near the Saudi border.

Oman · about 8,400 miles

Oman – Sohar, Muscat, Duqm & Sur

Oman's refining and gas industry is spread along its coast: OQ's refinery and plastics complex at Sohar port, the Mina Al Fahal refinery in Muscat, the OQ8 refinery at Duqm, and the Oman LNG trains at Qalhat near Sur.

Bahrain · about 8,000 miles

Bahrain – Sitra & Awali

A compact island industry: Bapco Energies' newly modernised Sitra refinery and the Bahrain Field around Awali, an offshore LNG import terminal at Hidd, a fertiliser and methanol complex, and the Alba aluminium smelter's own gas-fired power station.

Shipped from Houston by international air or ocean freight; delivery quoted on every order.

Southeast Asia & Papua New Guinea

Singapore · about 9,900 miles

Singapore: Jurong Island & Pulau Bukom

One of the world's top refining centres: three large refineries, an ethylene cracker complex and dozens of chemical plants on Jurong Island and Pulau Bukom, plus Singapore's LNG terminal and its first offshore power station.

Malaysia · about 9,400 miles

Malaysian Borneo: Bintulu, Sabah & Labuan

The PETRONAS LNG Complex at Bintulu — among the world's largest LNG facilities in one location — with Shell's gas-to-liquids plant and Bintulu's ports, plus Sabah's oil and gas terminal at Kimanis and Labuan's offshore support hub.

Malaysia · about 9,800 miles

Terengganu & Kuantan: Kertih, Kemaman & Gebeng

PETRONAS's original operations base on Malaysia's east coast: the Kertih refinery and petrochemical complex fed by offshore Terengganu fields, Kemaman's LPG export terminal, and the Gebeng petrochemical estate near Kuantan.

Malaysia · about 9,900 miles

Johor & Port Dickson: Pengerang, Tanjung Bin & PD

The US$27 billion Pengerang Integrated Complex refinery and petrochemical hub and its deepwater terminals in southeast Johor, the Tanjung Bin power station, and two refineries at Port Dickson on the Strait of Malacca.

Indonesia · about 10,200 miles

Java: Cilegon, Cilacap & Paiton

Indonesia's industrial heartland: the Cilegon petrochemical and power cluster in Banten, Pertamina's largest refinery at Cilacap, and the giant coal-fired stations that supply the Java grid.

Indonesia · about 9,500 miles

Eastern Indonesia: East Kalimantan, Sulawesi & Papua

Indonesia's LNG and refining belt in the east: Badak LNG and the Pupuk Kaltim fertiliser plants at Bontang, Pertamina's newly modernised Balikpapan refinery, Donggi-Senoro LNG in Central Sulawesi and bp's Tangguh LNG in Papua Barat.

Papua New Guinea · about 8,200 miles

Papua New Guinea

The PNG LNG project — a gas conditioning plant at Hides linked by over 700 km of pipeline to a two-train LNG plant near Port Moresby — plus major gold mines at Lihir and Porgera and the country's main ports.

Shipped from Houston by international air or ocean freight; delivery quoted on every order.

Australia & New Zealand

Australia · about 10,600 miles

Perth, Kwinana & South West WA

The Kwinana Industrial Area south of Perth holds a fuel import terminal, chemical, fertiliser and lithium plants, with alumina refineries and the state's coal and gas power stations further south.

Australia · about 10,300 miles

Karratha, Dampier & the Pilbara

The Burrup Peninsula near Karratha is home to the North West Shelf and Pluto LNG plants and one of the world's largest ammonia sites, while the Pilbara's ports ship iron ore, LNG and salt — a record 804 million tonnes in 2025–26.

Australia · about 10,400 miles

Barrow Island & Onslow

Chevron's Gorgon LNG plant on Barrow Island and Wheatstone LNG at Onslow, with nearby domestic gas hubs and a new iron ore export chain through the Port of Ashburton.

Australia · about 9,200 miles

Darwin & the Northern Territory

Two LNG export plants on Darwin Harbour — INPEX's Ichthys LNG at Bladin Point and Santos's Darwin LNG at Wickham Point, restarted on Barossa gas — with the port's marine supply base serving offshore fields.

Australia · about 8,400 miles

Gladstone & Curtis Island

Three coal-seam-gas LNG plants — six trains — on Curtis Island, plus alumina refineries, Queensland's largest power station and a port handling over 100 million tonnes a year.

Australia · about 8,400 miles

Brisbane & the Surat Basin

One of Australia's two remaining oil refineries at Lytton in Brisbane, coal and gas power stations across the Darling Downs, and the Surat Basin coal-seam gas fields that feed the Curtis Island LNG plants.

Australia · about 8,900 miles

Gippsland & the Latrobe Valley

The Longford gas plants that process Bass Strait gas — about 40% of east coast gas demand — and the Latrobe Valley's three brown-coal power stations.

Australia · about 9,000 miles

Melbourne, Geelong & the Otway Coast

Victoria's Geelong refinery, the gas liquids plant at Long Island Point, Australasia's largest container port, and the Otway coast's gas plant and underground storage.

Australia · about 8,600 miles

Hunter Valley, Newcastle & Sydney

New South Wales' big coal power stations around the Hunter and Lake Macquarie, a new gas-fired plant at Kurri Kurri, the east coast's largest port at Newcastle and Australia's largest fuel import terminal at Kurnell.

Australia · about 9,300 miles

South Australia: Cooper Basin, Port Bonython & Adelaide

Australia's largest onshore oil and gas development in the Cooper Basin, processed at Moomba and piped to Port Bonython near Whyalla, plus the Olympic Dam mine and Adelaide's gas-fired power stations.

New Zealand · about 7,400 miles

New Zealand: Taranaki & the North Island

New Zealand's oil and gas comes from Taranaki — the offshore Māui and Pohokura fields and the country's only methanol plant — with the gas- and coal-fired Huntly power station in the Waikato and the country's largest fuel import terminal at Marsden Point.