DINO Shareholder/Stockholder Letter Transcript:
2024
Annual Report
Refining
MID-CONTINENT
WEST
El Dorado Refinery
Puget Sound Refinery
Woods Cross Refinery
Located in El Dorado, Kansas
Located in Anacortes,
Washington
Located in West Bountiful,
Utah (near Salt Lake City)
149,000 BPD capacity
45,000 BPD capacity
Processes mixed sweet and sour
Canadian crude oil and Alaskan
North Slope crude oil
Processes regional sweet and
advantaged waxy crude oils
135,000 BPD capacity
Processes domestic sweet and sour crude
oils, and heavy Canadian crude oils into
high-value light products
Distributes to Colorado and Plains states
Distributes to Washington,
Oregon and British Columbia
Tulsa Refinery
Casper Refinery
Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Navajo Refinery
125,000 BPD capacity
Processes predominantly sweet crude oil
with up to 10,000 BPD of sour Canadian
crude oil
Located in Artesia, New Mexico,
and operates in conjunction with
a refining facility 65 miles east in
Lovington, New Mexico
Distributes to Mid-Continent states
100,000 BPD capacity
Integrated refinery with base oil and
lubricant production
Processes sweet and sour
Permian crude oil into high-value
light products
Mid-Continent Sales of Refinery
Produced Products 267,130 BPD
Distributes to high-margin
markets in Arizona, New Mexico,
West Texas and Northern Mexico
The Mid-Continent Region comprises our
El Dorado and Tulsa refineries and has a
combined crude oil processing capacity of
260,000 BPD.
Located in Casper, Wyoming
Parco Refinery
Located in Sinclair, Wyoming
94,000 BPD capacity
Processes heavy Canadian and
Rockies sweet crude oils
54+23+176A
52+31+6142A
Distributes to Utah, Idaho, Nevada,
Wyoming and Eastern Washington
Distributes to the greater
Rocky Mountain region
30,000 BPD capacity
Processes Rockies sweet crude oil
Distributes to the greater Rocky
Mountain region and Western
South Dakota
West Sales of Refinery
Produced Products
370,040 BPD
The West Region comprises our
Puget Sound, Navajo, Parco, Woods
Cross and Casper refineries and has
a crude oil processing capacity of
418,000 BPD.
In addition, we manufacture and
market commodity and modified
asphalt products throughout the
Southwest states.
Crude and Feedstocks
Sweet crude oil: 54%
Sour crude oil: 23%
Heavy sour crude oil: 17%
Other feedstocks
and blends: 6%
Product Mix
Gasoline: 52%
Diesel fuels: 31%
Jet fuels: 6%
Fuel oil: 1%
Base oils: 4%
Asphalt: 4%
Other: 2%
34+43+1067A
52+32+62A
Crude and Feedstocks
Sweet crude oil: 34%
Sour crude oil: 43%
Heavy sour crude oil: 10%
Wax crude oil: 6%
Other feedstocks and blends: 7%
Product Mix
Gasoline: 52%
Diesel fuels: 32%
Jet fuels: 6%
Information presented for crude and feedstocks and product mix is for the year ended December 31, 2024.
Fuel oil: 2%
Asphalt: 2%
Other: 6%
Midstream
Lubricants
We own and operate substantially all of the
refined product pipeline and terminalling assets
that support our refining operations in the MidContinent, Southwest and Northwest regions of
the United States.
LUBRICANTS & SPECIALTIES
4.2K
Approximately 4,200 Miles
of Crude Oil and Petroleum
Product Pipelines
17.8M
Approximately 17.8 Million
barrels of Refined Product
and Crude Oil Storage
19 + 7
19 Terminals and 7 Loading
Rack Facilities in 12 Western
and Mid-Continent States
50% Joint Venture Interest
in Osage Pipe Line Company, LLC the owner
of a 135-mile crude oil pipeline from Cushing,
Oklahoma to El Dorado, Kansas
50% Joint Venture Interest
in Cushing Connect Pipeline & Terminal LLC
the owner of a 50-mile, 160,000 barrel per day
crude oil pipeline from Cushing, Oklahoma to
Tulsa, Oklahoma and 1.5 million barrels of crude
oil storage in Cushing, Oklahoma
49.995% Joint Venture Interest
in Pioneer Investments Corp. the owner of a
312-mile, 60,000 barrel per day refined product
pipeline from Sinclair, Wyoming to the North Salt
Lake Terminal with 655,000 barrels of refined
product storage capacity in Utah
26.08% Joint Venture Interest
in Saddle Butte Pipeline III, LLC the owner
of a 220-mile, 60,000 barrel per day crude oil
pipeline from the Powder River Basin in
Wyoming to Casper, Wyoming and 160,000
barrels of crude oil storage at the Highland
Flats Terminal in Wyoming
Lubricants & Specialties produces base
oils and other specialized lubricants in the
United States, Canada and the Netherlands,
exporting products to more than 80
countries worldwide. In addition to base
oil and specialty products produced at our
Tulsa Refinery, Lubricants & Specialties
includes operations in Mississauga, Ontario,
Petrolia, Pennsylvania, Council Bluffs, Iowa
and Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Products
are marketed under the Petro-Canada
Lubricants, Sonneborn, Red Giant Oil and
HollyFrontier Specialty Products brands.
The Mississauga facility produces automotive,
industrial and food grade lubricants, greases,
base oils, process oils and specialty fluids. It is
a leading manufacturer of high-quality Group
III base oils. These products are marketed
worldwide to a diverse customer base, in
virtually every industry, through a global sales
force and distributor network.
Facilities in Petrolia and Amsterdam
produce specialty products such as white
oils, petrolatums and waxes for the personal
care, cosmetic, plastics, pharmaceutical and
food processing industries. Combined with
Mississauga, we are a leading producer of
pharmaceutical white oils.
The Council Bluffs facility produces railroad
engine oils and offers a range of value-added
services and solutions for customers in the
railroad industry.
The Tulsa Refinery produces base oils,
specialty process oils, horticultural oils,
asphalt modifiers and wax. These products
are marketed worldwide and distributed
throughout our strategically located network.
A leading North American white oil
and Group III base oils producer
34K
34,000 BPD lubricants and specialty
product production capacity
Renewables
Renewable Diesel Units
Sinclair Renewable Diesel Unit
10K
10,000 BPD Renewable Diesel
Unit co-located at Sinclair,
Wyoming refinery
LCFS program pathways in California and
British Columbia
Cheyenne Renewable Diesel Unit
6K
6,000 BPD Renewable
Diesel Unit
We converted existing hardware to produce
renewable diesel
Artesia Renewable Diesel Unit
9K
9,000 BPD Renewable
Diesel Unit
Includes rail infrastructure and storage tanks
Existing hydrogen and utilities provided by
the refinery
Artesia Pre-Treatment Unit
Co-located at Artesia, New Mexico refinery
Provides feedstock flexibility for our
Renewable Diesel Units
Marketing
Iconic Dino Brand and
Customer Loyalty
300+
1,600+
300+
Over 300 Distributors
and Over 1,600
Branded Retail Sites
located across the
United States
HF Sinclair
Refinery
Renewable Diesel
Facility
HF Sinclair
Distribution Areas
HF Sinclair
Product Pipelines
Over 300 Additional
Branded Sites under
license program outside
of supply footprint
Sinclair Branded Wholesale Business
HF Sinclair Refinery +
Lubricants Production
Lubricants
Facility
HF Sinclair
Terminals
HF Sinclair
Crude Pipelines
Crude
Hub
Crude
Gathering
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