Trump Announces $300 Billion Texas Refinery Deal with India's Reliance
The $300 billion project will process 60 million barrels of U.S. shale oil annually, create thousands of jobs, and aims to improve the U.S. trade balance by $300 billion, officials said.
- President Donald Trump said via Truth Social that America First Refining will build a refinery at the Port of Brownsville, Texas, backed by Reliance, calling it 'THIS IS A HISTORIC $300 BILLION DOLLAR DEAL-- THE BIGGEST IN U.S. HISTORY'.
- Amid a recent spike in oil prices caused by the West Asia conflict, officials framed the refinery as a way to boost domestic production and strengthen national security under an America First energy policy.
- Technical disclosures show the plant will process 100% American light shale oil with capacity of 60 million barrels per year and under a 20-year offtake will purchase 1.2 billion barrels valued at $125 billion, producing 50 billion gallons of refined products worth $175 billion.
- Brownsville municipal officials say America First Refining plans to break ground in Q2 2026, with a ceremonial groundbreaking expected in April 2026 and thousands of jobs created.
- Questions remain about Reliance's role and financing, as past efforts to build U.S. refineries stalled due to high costs and permits, linking to Element Fuels' $3–$4 billion 2024 plan.
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