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ExxonMobil Refinery to make major reinvestment in Baton Rouge

ExxonMobil Refinery to make major reinvestment in Baton Rouge 6 hours 56 minutes ago Wednesday, June 09 2021 Jun 9, 2021 June 09, 2021 9:18 AM June 09, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Share: BATON ROUGE - On Wednesday, ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery Manager David Oldreive announced the company’s final investment decision for more than $240 million in capital improvements at the ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery. The suite of projects will improve processing capability, increase flexibility for meeting market demand, advance overall site competitiveness and install technology for an expected 10 percent reduction of volatile organic compound emissions. The projects will help retain 1,300 existing jobs at the refinery, and ExxonMobil estimates the upgrades will support more than 600 construction jobs on-site over three years.

ExxonMobil refinery to receive more than $240 MM in upgrades

ExxonMobil refinery to receive more than $240 MM in upgrades 6/9/2021 Gov. John Bel Edwards and ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery Manager David Oldreive announced the company’s final investment decision for more than $240 million in capital improvements at the ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery. The suite of projects will improve processing capability, increase flexibility for meeting market demand, advance overall site competitiveness and install technology for an expected 10% reduction of volatile organic compound emissions. The projects will help retain 1,300 existing jobs at the refinery, and ExxonMobil estimates the upgrades will support more than 600 construction jobs on-site over three years. The investment also will provide more than 20 full-time job opportunities for graduates of the North Baton Rouge Industrial Training Initiative, a collaborative program spearheaded by ExxonMobil in 2012 to provide no-cost, fast-tracked industrial craft training for community residents.

Flooding Threatens 35 Million People in South-Central US With 12-15 Inches of Rain Seen in South Lake Charles, Western Louisiana

By   May 19, 2021 12:36 AM EDT (Photo : Pixabay/Free-Photos) Flood warnings and watches were still imposed on Tuesday for parts of the south-central US after a day of torrential rain that left houses and streets flooded. Louisiana was hit especially hard on Monday. Flood warnings and watches remained in effect on Tuesday for parts of the south-central USA following a day of torrential rain that left streets and houses flooded and cars stranded. According to the National Weather Service, over 30 million people are threatened by flooding this week throughout Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. It was an event Accuweather touted as historic.

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