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Chevron Products Company – Change in Throughput and TVP Limits for S-1296 (Air District Application 31458)

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Chevron Products Company has requested approval to modify the operation of Storage Tank S-1296 at its Richmond facility, seeking to increase annual throughput from 3.495 million barrels to 7.6 million barrels while reducing the true vapor pressure of the stored materials from 4.1 psia to 3.9 psia. The tank, an external floating roof storage unit with a capacity of 6,733 thousand gallons or 160,310 barrels and physical dimensions of 160 feet in diameter and 48 feet in height, currently holds FCC Light, FCC Heavy, Light Poly, NHT Feed, GHT Product, and FCC Sidecut Gasoline. The proposed changes aim to optimize operational efficiency while maintaining environmental compliance through lower vapor pressure, which reduces emissions. The permit action is managed by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District under Application 31458, with Nimrat Sandhu listed as the primary point of contact for air quality review and Laurie Mintzer representing Chevron’s environmental team. The forecast notice was posted on August 4, 2026, indicating upcoming regulatory review and public engagement.

General Info

Chevron seeks to increase S-1296 tank throughput and lower vapor pressure to reduce emissions.

Agency

California → Bay Area Air Quality Management District

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Nearest Cross Street: Main Tank Field Road., Richmond, CA

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NONE

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BAAD NOE 31458

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AgencyCalifornia → Bay Area Air Quality Management District
Contacts2 people available
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California → Bay Area Air Quality Management District
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Contacts
Nimrat SandhuAir Quality Engineer
Laurie MintzerSenior Environmental Air Specialist

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This permit action issues a Permit to Operate for an alteration of the following source : S-1296 TANK 1296 External Floating Roof Storage Tank Materials Stored: FCC Light, FCC Heavy, Light Poly, NHT Feed, GHT Product, FCC Sidecut Gasoline Tank Volume: 6,733 thousand gallons; 160,310 barrels (bbls) Tank Dimensions: Diameter (160 feet) x Height (48 feet) Chevron has proposed the following changes: • Increase the throughput at S-1296 from 3.495 million bbls per year to 7.6 million bbls per year. • Decrease the true vapor pressure (TVP) of materials stored in S-1296 from 4.1 pounds per square inch (psia) to 3.9 psia.

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