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TCEQ Report Shows Compounds Released in Valero Fire
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TCEQ Report Shows Compounds Released in Valero Fire
An air emission event report submitted by Valero Port Arthur Refinery to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality provides a reason behind the March 23 explosion and fire and provides the names of chemicals released. The cause of the event is listed as “an unforeseeable release of process fluid in Complex 2 resulted in an ignition event and multiple process unit upsets.” The list of contaminant compounds includes particulate matter- 15,644.…
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