ExxonMobil

Joliet

About ExxonMobil in Joliet

Our refinery is located 40 miles southwest of Chicago, Ill, near the intersection of Interstate 55 and the DesPlaines River. Built in 1972, the Joliet facility is one of the newest refineries in the United States and is ideally located to receive and process Canadian crude oil delivered by pipeline.

The characteristics of Canadian crude require specialized refinery equipment and processes and the refinery was designed with this purpose in mind.

Today the refinery is equipped to handle 275,000 barrels of crude per day, producing about 11 million gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel every day. That daily production is enough to drive an average car around the world more than 7,000 times. These fuels and other refinery products are transported from the refinery to consumers primarily across the Midwest. The refinery uses state-of-the-art technology to process crude safely, reliably, and efficiently.

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Our facility

  • Refinery

    The Refinery manufactures gasoline, ultra-low sulfur diesel, liquid propane gas (LPG), propylene, asphalt, sulfur and petroleum coke.
  • Emergency preparedness

    The Joliet Refinery Fire Brigade comprises more than 100 employee volunteers who undergo continuous rigorous training to ensure world-class response capabilities.
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  • Safety, health and environment

    Safety is fundamental at the Joliet Refinery, where we have a simple goal: “Nobody gets hurt.”
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      We work around the clock, 365 days a year, to ensure that we meet the demands of our customers, follow through on our commitment to safety and continually engage partners in the Joliet community.

      We want to address any concerns about our operation.

      Please contact the Joliet Refinery Community Information Line at +1 (815) 521-7411.

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