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Shut in Wyoming Refinery to Return as Renewables Plant

8/20/2021

Slate Refining LLC of Wyoming and Starwood Energy of Connecticut have announced their partnership agreement for the purpose of reconfiguring Slate’s dormant refinery in Douglas, Wyoming into a renewable fuel facility. Slate’s Douglas refinery has been operating as a terminal since a formal shutdown of refining activities in late 2016 with 3,800 barrels per day capacity, but Slate and Starwood intends to reconfigure the facilities into a plant capable of over 100 million gallons per day of renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel, and arctic diesel. The partners have yet to announce the specific feedstock type, costs, or a time frame for this project, but the project development is believ

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