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Phillips 66 and United Airlines signed an agreement under which Phillips 66 will supply SAF to United Airlines at ORD and LAX airports.

Building strong safety leaders is foundational. More than 60 leaders from 30 contract companies recently met for the annual Contractor Safety Forum hosted by Phillips 66 to share safety best practices and effective ways to strengthen safety leadership.  Striving for continuous improvement. Phillips 66’s total recordable injury rate (TRR) is 25 times better than the […]

Phillips 66 is now the official fuel provider for Memorial Hermann Life Flight, gifting up to $1.5 million worth of fuel in 2025 to the critical care air medical transport service.  

Phillips 66 was recently recognized as one of the 2024 Best Places to Work for People with Disabilities, achieving a score of 100 on the Disability Equality Index.

Phillips 66 Chairman and CEO Mark Lashier recently joined the New York Stock Exchange, appearing on the “Inside the ICE House” podcast to discuss a variety of topics.

What do two Phillips 66 refineries, an ocean apart, have in common when it comes to a lower-carbon future?

Sweeny Refinery, Midstream provide emergency assistance in offsite vehicular incident

Phillips 66 drew up the latest play in its sponsorship strategy that aims to engage fans and energize lives, collaborating with its third professional football franchise in the Houston Texans. The deal is another way the company is strategically leveraging sponsorships to enhance its brand visibility in key markets. The latest announcement adds to the […]

Phillips 66 is amping up its work in the EV charging space.   The company’s growing network of branded chargers recently received a boost when it was awarded $2.5 million in grants from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program to install more charging stations at sites in Colorado and California. Additionally, Phillips 66 […]

With support from Phillips 66, the nonprofit served barbecue meals to Texas Gulf Coast residents without power after Hurricane Beryl.