Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP agreed this week to make upgrades and perform compliance measures estimated to cost $118 million to resolve allegations that it violated the Clean Air Act and state air pollution control laws at three petrochemical manufacturing facilities located in Cedar Bayou, Port Arthur, and Sweeney, Texas. Chevron Phillips will also pay…
Chevron May Use Ultraviolet Beam Sensor for Continuous Pilot Flame Monitoring
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