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The company’s largest gift to a single nonprofit will help build a new experimental learning center.

Chevron Phillips Chemical is taking ambitious steps to grow its chemicals output with two world-class projects.

Several groups of Phillips 66 employees widened their perspectives by attending diversity events.

The refinery meets standards to process pyrolysis oil from hard-to-recycle waste plastics into sustainable feedstocks.

“We power human progress,” says Mark Lashier at the Texas Oil & Gas Association’s Lone Star Energy Forum.

Diverse Abilities Network is the company’s 10th employee resource group.

The high-speed chargers are the first of their kind at a convenience fuel station in Houston.

The donation to the American Red Cross will aid in recovery after the hurricane hit the Southeast.

Two new reactors better position the Wood River Refinery to meet U.S. demand for liquid fuels.

The Phillips 66 San Francisco Refinery produces nearly 9,000 barrels per day of renewable fuels.