Sustainability and Environment
Phillips 66 Goes In on Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Phillips 66 is planning to fully convert its San Francisco Refinery in Rodeo, California from crude oil processing to renewable fuels.
This Phillips 66 refinery in the San Francisco area is undergoing conversion to process fuels from biomass-derived feedstocks instead of crude oil. Once the process is completed, it could benefit from any proposed SAF-specific blender's tax credits. (Photo: Phillips 66)
This Phillips 66 refinery in the San Francisco area is undergoing conversion to process fuels from biomass-derived feedstocks instead of crude oil. Once the process is completed, it could benefit from any proposed SAF-specific blender's tax credits. (Photo: Phillips 66)

Phillips 66 is planning to fully convert its San Francisco Refinery in Rodeo, California, from crude oil processing to renewable fuels, using feedstocks such as used cooking oil, fats, greases, and soybean oils. According to the company, once the plant is reconfigured, it would no longer be able to produce conventional petroleum fuels.