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Par Hawaii Refinery (Kapolei / Campbell Industrial Park)

Par Hawaii Refining, LLC · Par Pacific Holdings, Inc. · Kapolei, HI

Operating PADD5 IRS refinery no. R-99-HI-0039 jet fuel asphalt fuel oil marine fuel
Aerial view of the site Imagery: USDA, USGS The National Map (public domain)
bpd crude capacity · EIA 2026
93,500
pipelines it injects into
0
delivery points reachable
0
terminals on those points
0
events on record
4

Capability

Crude distillation 93,500 bpd operable, 93,500 operating (EIA-820, as of 2026-01-01). Downstream units below, barrels per calendar day.

Conversion — makes gasoline and diesel from heavier oil

Hydrocracking — distillate 1,500
Hydrocracking — gas oil 17,500
Visbreaking 11,000 sd

Upgrading

Catalytic reforming — low pressure 13,100
Vacuum distillation 40,000 sd

Treating — meets sulfur specs

Hydrotreating — naphtha / reformer feed 13,000 sd

Production capacity · barrels per stream day

Hydrogen · 18 MMcf/d Sulfur · 38 short tons/day

Crude slate

Waterborne imported crude only (island refinery with no pipeline access); historically included Alaska North Slope and Pacific Rim/foreign crudes.

Crude in & products out

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DirectionModeRoutePoint / originProductsSource
crude in marine Barbers Point single-point mooring (SPM) terminal
Tankers discharge crude at a single point mooring off Barbers Point. Par Hawaii ordered a replacement buoy from SOFEC in March 2025, designed for tankers up to 150,000 DWT in 31 meters of water and able to transfer crude oil, bunker fuel and white oil. A March 2026 report said the buoy was due in Honolulu in April 2026 with installation planned for July 2026.		 Waterborne imported crude (island refinery, no pipeline/rail crude access) crude source
products out pipeline Oahu military/airport products pipeline
27 miles of pipeline deliver refined products to Oahu military installations and Honolulu International Airport.		 Kapolei Refinery jet fuel distillate gasoline source
products out pipeline Par Hawaii pipelines to Kalaeloa Barbers Point Harbor
The Hawaii Department of Health permit record says products move by pipeline from the refinery to the wharf at Barbers Point Deep Draft Harbor. The pipelines run in a leased easement and end at pier-side valve boxes at Piers 5 and 6.		 Par East Refinery, Campbell Industrial Park gasoline naphtha distillate jet fuel fuel oil source
products out barge Barbers Point Deep Draft Harbor (Piers 5 and 6)
Pipelines to pier-side valve boxes load gasoline, naphtha, diesel, jet kerosene and fuel oil onto ships and inter-island barges.		 Barbers Point Harbor gasoline naphtha distillate jet fuel fuel oil source
products out marine Barbers Point Deep Draft Harbor (Piers 5 and 6)
The state air permit for the Barbers Point Harbor Loading Facility covers loading of ships as well as inter-island barges at Piers 5 and 6. The permit also lists crude oil as a permitted product.		 Barbers Point Harbor gasoline naphtha distillate jet fuel fuel oil source
products out truck rack Par Hawaii terminals (Sand Island and neighbor islands)
Par Hawaii lists terminals with truck load racks at Hilo, Kahului, Kamuela and Kawaihae, Kaunakakai, Nawiliwili (Lihue) and Sand Island on Oahu. The IRS terminal list carries the Sand Island terminal as T-99-HI-4568, Par Hawaii Refining LLC, 2 Sand Island Access Rd., Honolulu. No Kapolei terminal is named on Par Hawaii's list.		 Oahu / inter-island terminals gasoline distillate jet fuel source
products out pipeline Par Hawaii Oahu products pipeline network (Par Pacific logistics, ~27 miles on Oahu)
Par Pacific's FY2025 10-K says refined products are distributed from the Hawaii refinery through a logistics network of pipelines, trucks, leased barges, terminals and storage facilities on Oahu, Maui, Hawaii, Molokai and Kauai, and exported to the U.S. West Coast and Asia. Par Hawaii's website gives 27 miles of pipeline and says fuels move by pipeline on Oahu and by barge to all major harbors in the state.		 Hawaii refinery, Kapolei gasoline distillate jet fuel source

Docks

The docks at this facility and, where a ship agent or port publishes it, the largest vessel each berth takes. Channel conditions change; these figures are a guide, not clearance to sail.

Par Hawaii single point mooring, off Barbers Point · crude in

  • Par Hawaii awarded SOFEC a replacement buoy in March 2025.
  • The replacement buoy is designed for a water depth of 31 meters and for tankers up to 150,000 DWT. This is a design basis, not a published port limit.
  • The buoy is designed to transfer crude oil, bunker fuel and white oil.
  • Installation of the replacement buoy is not confirmed.

Source: Hydrocarbon Engineering, read 2026-10-11.

Barbers Point Harbor Loading Facility, Piers 5 and 6 · products out

  • Par Hawaii Refining pipelines in a leased easement end at pier-side valve boxes at Piers 5 and 6.
  • Gasoline, naphtha, diesel, jet kerosene and fuel oil are loaded onto ships and inter-island barges. The permit also lists crude oil.
  • Controlling depth in 2021 was 40 feet in the entrance channel and 36 to 38 feet in the basin (NOAA Coast Pilot 10). These are depths, not a stated maximum draft.

Source: Hawaii Department of Health, Covered Source Permit 0330-01-C administrative record ; NOAA Coast Pilot 10, read 2026-10-11.

Honolulu Harbor Piers 31-34 and 52 (pipeline easements)

  • Par Hawaii Refining uses non-exclusive subsurface pipeline easements at Piers 31-34 and 52 for the distribution of petroleum products, according to a 2022 Hawaii DOT Harbors submittal.
  • The harbor belongs to the State of Hawaii.

Source: Hawaii DOT Harbors submittal to the Board of Land and Natural Resources (2022), read 2026-10-11.

Pipeline reach

No tariff origin point is linked to this refinery yet.

Substitutes

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Events

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  1. 2026-08 turnaround

    Par Hawaii completed a $60 million planned turnaround at the Kapolei refinery. It was the refinery's first major maintenance shutdown since 2020. source

  2. 2026-03 other

    Par Pacific announced plans to add plant-based biofuel production capability at the Kapolei (West Oahu) refinery. source

  3. 2025-03 other

    Par Hawaii awarded SOFEC a replacement mooring buoy for its offshore mooring at Barbers Point, designed for tankers up to 150,000 DWT. source

  4. 2019 expansion

    A $27 million distillate hydrotreater was installed at the refinery. Par Hawaii says the unit has since been converted and upgraded to process renewable feedstocks such as plant-based oils and recycled cooking oil. source

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