Phillips 66 adds 2050 target to greenhouse gas emissions reductions plans
February 28, 2022
Phillips 66 announced today that it intends to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions intensity from its operations companywide 50% by 2050.
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Tipping our hard hats to Phillips 66 engineers
February 24, 2022
Lake Charles engineer Gabi Bergeron is a vocal advocate for her profession and industry.
Black History Month events celebrate diversity
February 22, 2022
From a parade of flags to employee tours, Phillips 66 is recognizing Black history in many ways.
A book for the record: Supporting literacy efforts
February 16, 2022
Phillips 66 is sponsoring a record-breaking effort to publish a 7-foot-tall book of children’s content, I am Texas.
Cupid has been busy in Borger, Texas
February 13, 2022
A perfect Valentine’s Day story: Phillips 66’s Borger Refinery boasts three engaged couples.
To celebrate women in science, a shark of a tale
February 11, 2022
Laura Nichols, the first female director of the laboratory at the Sweeny Refinery, is one of many women in leadership positions at Phillips 66.
Phillips 66 and H2 Energy Europe to develop hydrogen refueling network in Germany, Austria and Denmark
February 7, 2022
The companies commit to developing up to 250 retail hydrogen refueling stations by 2026 through a 50-50 joint venture between their subsidiaries, Phillips 66 Limited and H2 Energy Europe AG.
Phillips 66 maintains 100 on Corporate Equality Index
January 27, 2022
Phillips 66 notched a perfect score on the Corporate Equality Index for the second year in a row, reflecting the company’s ongoing commitment to workplace equality.
Kendall Custom fetches $450,000 for charity
January 26, 2022
The auction sale of a 1967 Mustang GT500 supported a worthy cause while raising awareness for the Phillips 66 Lubricants brand..
Industry support for large-scale carbon capture and storage continues to gain momentum in Houston
January 20, 2022
Three additional companies are joining Phillips 66 and others to collectively evaluate and advance large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in and around the Houston industrial area.