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More than 7,000 gallons of hydrocarbon materials were released in Martinez refinery blaze

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MARTINEZ — A massive fire that broke out at a refinery last month released more than 7,000 gallons of hydrocarbon materials into the air and required medical treatment for six workers, according to the 30-day report the company sent to Contra Costa Health Services officials. The Martinez Refining Company posted the report on social media Tuesday. They said they submitted it to county officials on Feb. 28. The report said the six refinery workers…

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More than 7,000 gallons of hydrocarbon materials were released in Martinez refinery blaze

A massive fire that broke out at a refinery last month released more than 7,000 gallons of hydrocarbon materials into the air and hospitalized six workers, according to the 30-day report the company sent to Contra Costa Health Services officials.

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Martinez refinery report provides details of hydrocarbons released during February blaze - Local News Matters

Martinez Refinery Company said 170 barrels — 7,140 gallons — of hydrocarbon materials were released during a February fire, most of which they said were consumed by the flames.MRC, which is owned by PBF Energy Inc., submitted its required 30-day report to Contra Costa Health (CCH) on Feb. 28.An explosion and fire were reported at approximately 1:30 p.m. Feb. 1, when two workers opened equipment while preparing for planned maintenance on a proces…

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Martinez Refinery Details Hydrocarbons Released During Fire

Martinez Refinery Company said 7,140 gallons of hydrocarbon materials were released during a February fire, most of which it said were consumed by the flames.

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The Mercury news broke the news in San Jose, United States on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
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