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As the national oil company in Venezuela, PDVSA owns and operates all of the refineries in Venezuela, as well as a number of international wholly owned and JV refineries.
Cienfuegos - 65 kbpd CuPetro & PDVSA
Haina - 34 kbpd REFIDOMSA & PDVSA
Gothenburg - 13 kbpd Nynas (Nynas & PDVSA)
Nynashamn - 30 kbpd Nynas (Nynas & PDVSA)
Eastham - 27 kbpd Eastham (Shell & Nynas & PDVSA)
Amuay Cardon - 955 kbpd PDVSA
Bajo Grande - 16 kbpd PDVSA
El Palito - 140 kbpd PDVSA
Puerto la Cruz - 187 kbpd PDVSA
San Roque - 5 kbpd PDVSA
Headquarters: Avenida. Libertador con calle El Empalme, Complejo MinPetróleo - PDVSA, La Campiña, Caracas - Venezuela
1949 - Cardon refinery commissioned by Shell
1950 - Amuay refinery commissioned by Creole Petroleum (Standard Oil of New Jersey)
1950 - Puerto La Cruz refinery commissioned by Sinclair
1956 - Bajo Grande refinery commissioned by Richmond (now Chevron)
1960 - El Palito refinery commissioned by Socony Vacuum (Mobil)
1976 - Nationalization of all oil assets in Venezuela and creation of PDVSA
1986 - Acquired 50% of Citgo (including Lake Charles, Corpus Christi, and Lemont)
1990 - Acquired 100% of Citgo
1998 - Creation of Hovensa JV with Hess to own/operate St Croix refinery
2006 - Acquired minority stake in Petrojam
2012 - St Croix refinery closed
2019 - Citgo separated from PDVSA through US sanctions and set up as an independent company
2021 - PDVSA reduced its interest in Nynas to 15%.
2023 - Harburg refinery converted closed and converted to a terminal