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CITGO representatives Rex West, Joseph Treme and Michael Istre recently mingled with fellow industry innovators at The ECC Association’s 56th Annual PerspECCtives Conference in Colorado Springs. This inspiring event featured thought-provoking insights from world-renowned speakers and interactive sessions, all aimed at sparking innovation and helping us IGNITE the future of engineering, construction, and capital projects. #ECCIgnite24 #ECCconf24 #ECCFutureLeaders #LeadershipInAction #Innovation

At its inaugural Corporate Foam and Tank Fire School in Corpus Christi, CITGO united industry leaders and emergency responders for hands-on training in the latest fire safety innovations, including a groundbreaking non-PFAS foam demonstration. The two-day program took place earlier this month at the RTFC (Refinery Terminal Fire Company) Training Academy and included guest instructors from WILLIAMS FIRE & HAZARD CONTROL and fire protection engineers from SenezCo. "Gathering the experts and industry professionals to test the new non-PFAS foam is critical for the safety of our people, our facilities, and our communities," said Shane Moser, CITGO Vice President Health, Safety, Security and Environment, "but we're also here to learn from each other, collaborate, and understand how to apply industry best practices at our respective locations." The event welcomed guests from the South Portland, Maine, Fire Department; Braintree, Mass., Fire Department; Naval Air Station Corpus Christi; and other local municipalities and emergency response services. Guests from Valero, Phillips 66, Flint Hills, and Buckeye Pipeline also joined to learn and collaborate. "Our industry is no stranger to working together in emergencies," continued Moser, "and making this fire school available to additional emergency responders is one way we can contribute towards the safety of more people and communities and the surrounding environment." #FireSafety #FireTraining #EmergencyResponse

In 2024, we're celebrating 10 years of our Caring for Our Coast program! We are proud of our partnerships with local organizations and the positive impact we've made together in Corpus Christi! In collaboration with amazing organizations, including the Corpus Christi Parks & Recreation, Gulf of Mexico Alliance, National Recreation and Park Association, Texas State Aquarium, Friends of Padre, and Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program we've achieved: ☘ 3,874 plants planted 🌳 6,373 acres restored ♻ More than 109k lbs. of trash removed 👉 This was possible with the help of more than 3,900 volunteers who donated over 12k work hours in 78 events. Thanks for being part of this effort! CITGO Corpus Christi Refinery #Environment #CaringForOurCoast #CITGO

Celebrating the labor that keeps our icons standing tall and bright. Happy Labor Day! 🥾💪 Wolverine Boots & Apparel #CITGO #GoodToGo #WolverineBoots #DuraShocks #LaborDay

It was nothing but strikes at last week's 12th Annual Flamingo Bowl for the Muscular Dystrophy Association! 🎳 With the support support of several business partners, CITGO employees raised over $140,000 that will support MDA in accelerating research, advancing care, and empowering families affected by neuromuscular diseases. Thank you Flamingo Bowl teams and business partners! ◾ K & D Signs ◾ SignResource ◾ AmSpec Group ◾ Bank of Oklahoma ◾ Camin Cargo Control Inc. ◾ Intertek Caleb Brett ◾ J2 Resources, LLC ◾ Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP ◾ SGS Environment, Health and Safety (North America) ◾ Interstate Sign Company Inc. ◾ UB Greensfelder 📸 (top left) Team Captains; (top right) Most Money Raised: The Illuminators; (bottom left) Best Costumes: ebowla; (bottom right) Best of Class: The Pinishers #BowlingForACause #Partnership #Community #Fundraising

Members from the CITGO team joined local community leaders, businesses and partners to discuss the future of Harris County today at the Greater Houston Partnership’s State of the County. Attendees heard from local leaders on the latest initiatives and discussed ways we could work together to create a stronger, more resilient Harris County. Thank you to our partners who joined us at this great event! 📸 (left to right) Cindy Elena (Rodriguez) Sheehan, CITGO, Corporate Sponsorships Manager; Jodi Bernstein, Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston, Vice President for Interfaith Relations and Community Partnerships; Becky Landes, The Beacon, Chief Executive Officer; Shannon McNary, CITGO, Manager Public Affairs and Corporate Citizenship; Carlie A. Brown, MPH, MHA, Healthcare for the Homeless – Houston, Chief Executive Officer; Brian Greene, Houston Food Bank, President/CEO; Mariela Poleo, Simon Bolivar Foundation; Barbara Heitman Bronstein, Second Servings of Houston, Founder & President; Cynthia Nunes Colbert, Catholic Charities, President and CEO; Karina Hernandez, MLA, CITGO, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager #Houston #StateOfTheCounty #CommunityPartners #EconomicGrowth

We continue celebrating ten years of impact of Caring for Our Coast! #Environment #CaringForOurCoast #CITGO

Our latest ENERGY STAR certification would not have been possible without our employees. CITGO Corpus Christi Refinery recently thanked them with a gift to remind them of this significant achievement! We hope everyone enjoys their backpacks as we work toward more energy efficiency and savings.

Great story from our CITGO Lake Charles Refinery team and United Way of Southwest Louisiana! The Strong Homes Initiative, a protective storm readiness partnership between CITGO and United Way of SWLA, is helping local residents worry less about storm damage to their homes. The program is available to ALICE (asset-limited, income-constrained, employed) homeowners in Calcasieu Parish and offers proactive tree-trimming efforts to prevent damage to homes during hurricane season.   In the picture: Sterling Neblett, CITGO Vice President and General Manager of the Lake Charles Refinery, stands with Denise Durel, United Way of Southwest Louisiana President & CEO, Chad Victorian, Victorian Enterprises, and local resident Diedre King. Ms. King is one of 13 homeowners who’ve received assistance through the Strong Home Initiative. #HurricanePreparedness #CommunitySupport #SWLA

Hurricane Debby made landfall in Florida's Big Bend as a Category 1 storm, leaving millions of people without power while dealing with the aftermath. In response, CITGO is supporting local disaster relief efforts across affected communities with a $25,000 donation to Team Rubicon. Funds are set to be used for debris removal, chainsaw operations, roof tarping, and mucking and gutting out homes. "With our recent experience with Hurricane Beryl in the Houston area, we understand what our neighbors in Florida are experiencing right now and we want to help with the recovery," said Chris Kiesling, CITGO Assistant Vice President of Light Oils Operations and Marketing. "We have a longstanding relationship with the people of Florida and the response efforts in Perry will help them restore their homes and businesses as soon as possible." Ware Oil & Supply Co., Inc., a 34-year CITGO branded marketer headquartered in Perry, Fla., is an integral part of the Big Bend fuel distribution network, supplying the North Florida and South Georgia region with wholesale fuels, specialty fuels, and lubricants. "It's a great relief to have Team Rubicon helping our communities right now and we also know that wouldn't be possible without CITGO, a great partner in business and a great partner in our community," said don everett jr., President of Ware Oil and Supply. CITGO recently received the Above and Beyond Award from the Florida Petroleum Marketers Association (FPMA) for its industry and community assistance dating back to Hurricane Charlie in 2004. "Supporting our communities in good times and bad is part of our DNA," continued Kiesling, "and we thank FPMA for recognizing our efforts to help ensure our customers such as Ware Oil and CITGO consumers across the state get back to normal."