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RICHMOND, Calif. -- Flaring activity at the Chevron refinery in Richmond was mostly stopped Monday night, about four and a half hours after the process of burning waste gases began because of a partial power failure.
The
company said in an update on its Facebook page at 8:55 p.m. that
employees had stopped the flaring, but intermittent flaring could still
occur as the refinery is brought back up to full production. ---More...
????#BREAKING: Intense flaring Erupts at Chevron Richmond Refinery as Power Failure Hits Facility
— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts)November 28, 2023
????#Richmond | #California
Numerous witnesses are currently reporting intense flaring with heavy black smoke emanating from the Chevron Richmond Refinery plant in Richmond,… pic.twitter.com/Ofu9sYhkt7
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