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Phillips 66 Ponca City Refinery

Phillips 66 Company · Phillips 66 · Ponca City, OK

Operating PADD2 anode grade petcoke high transportation fuel yield
Aerial view of the site Imagery: USDA, USGS The National Map (public domain)
bpd crude capacity · EIA 2026
228,000
pipelines it injects into
5
delivery points reachable
96
terminals on those points
162
events on record
0

Capability

Crude distillation 228,000 bpd operable, 228,000 operating (EIA-820, as of 2026-01-01). Downstream units below, barrels per calendar day.

Conversion — makes gasoline and diesel from heavier oil

Catalytic cracking (FCC) 66,500
Delayed coking 26,300

Upgrading

Catalytic reforming — high pressure 46,300
Vacuum distillation 84,802 sd

Treating — meets sulfur specs

Hydrotreating — diesel 77,440 sd
Hydrotreating — kerosene & jet 18,902 sd
Hydrotreating — gasoline 55,323 sd
Hydrotreating — naphtha / reformer feed 49,258 sd
Hydrotreating — heavy gas oil 22,485 sd

Production capacity

Alkylates · 16,883 Hydrogen mmcfd · 35 Isomerization isobutane · 11,154 Isomerization isopentane isohexane · 21,832 Petcoke market · 4,956 Sulfur short tons day · 146

Crude slate

Blend of Gulf Coast, Oklahoma, Texas, Canadian and foreign crude arriving via Cushing, plus local/regional Mississippian Lime light sweet crude.

Crude in & products out

From refinery research; each row links its source.
DirectionModeRoutePoint / originProductsSource
crude in pipeline Cushing Pipeline Interconnect
Ponca City is described as directly connected to the Cushing, OK hub. Most crude is received by pipeline from the Gulf Coast, Oklahoma, Texas and Canada (delivered via Cushing), plus foreign crude purchased into the Gulf Coast and piped inland.
Cushing, OK crude source
crude in pipeline Local Mississippian Lime gathering / third-party pipeline
Phillips 66 arranged for ~20,000 bpd of local Mississippian Lime crude via a third-party pipeline operator, and separately enhanced its own transport facilities to add ~40,000 bpd of Mississippian Lime crude delivery by mid-2014.
Mississippian Lime play (northern Oklahoma), on which the refinery sits crude source
products out pipeline Magellan Midstream
Phillips 66's own materials describe distribution 'by company-owned and common carrier pipelines' throughout the Midcontinent; Magellan is the dominant common-carrier system in this region, but no source explicitly named Magellan for Ponca City within budget -- treated as a reasonable but not independently confirmed inference.
Ponca City refinery gate gasoline distillate inferred
products out truck rack Phillips 66 Ponca City Refinery
Refinery-direct truck rack; self-evident for an operating refinery of this scale.
Refinery site gasoline distillate source

Pipeline reach

Where this refinery’s product can go by published tariff route from the points it injects at — what an outage here would touch.
PipelineInjects atDelivery pointsTerminalsLowest ¢/bblMedian ¢/bbl
Magellan Midstream
Oklahoma Central (Ponca City) same city
63 102 122.26 390.62
NuStar Pipeline
Ponca City, OK same city
22 21 82.55 283.65
Phillips 66 Pipeline
Ponca City (Phillips 66 Ponca City refinery), Kay County
Ponca City (Phillips 66 Ponca City refinery)
5 8 150.43 256.01
Enterprise / TEPPCO
Ponca City (Osage Co., OK) same city
4 30 558.09 558.09
Heartland Pipeline
Ponca City, Oklahoma same city
2 1 239.99 256.01

Substitutes

Other refineries injecting into the same pipelines — the supply that could backfill an outage here.

Enterprise / TEPPCO

Magellan Midstream

Events

No events on record.

Rates are pipeline line-haul transcribed from published FERC tariffs; every figure cites its tariff and item. Cost to serve (netback) adds origin spot price and destination fees. "Confirmed" links match a tariff delivery point to the facility; "same city" means the point is in the facility's city — plausible, not proof; "per research" means the facility's research profile names the pipeline as an outlet.