The final waterborne crude was received on 30 September 2025, and the final crude processing date is expected to be around 16 October.
The facility is executing a detailed schedule to safely idle operations. Several process units have been placed in an idle state. The remaining units will be idled in a phased manner through the end of 2025.
Remediation and decommissioning efforts are progressing. In the 3Q25, the company expects to accrue environmental expenses of approximately US$70 million in the refining segment related to its future groundwater mitigation plans, along with an asset retirement charge of approximately US$30 million in the midstream segment related to transportation assets that will no longer be used as a result of the facility idling operations.
Phillips 66 remains committed to ensuring a steady fuel supply to meet ongoing California consumer demand. The company expects to meet demand by sourcing gasoline from within and outside its refining network.