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Delaware City Refinery fundraiser donates $140K

Jacob Owens July 20, 2021

DELAWARE CITY – In June, 16 local charities from Sussex to New Castle County were presented with proceeds from the Delaware City Refining Company’s (DCRC) sixth annual charity golf fundraiser, […]

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Linde and Delaware City Refining build new hydrogen plant

Alex Vuocolo November 30, 2018

Linde and PBF Energy have broken ground on a new hydrogen plant that is being built in Delaware City in partnership with PBF subsidiary Delaware City Refining Company. Gov. John […]

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3 workers hospitalized in Delaware refinery explosion

Alex Vuocolo October 31, 2018

(AP) — Equipment failure at a Delaware refinery caused an explosion that has sent three workers to the hospital. News outlets report the Office of the State Fire Marshal said […]

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Delaware refinery to pay $218K for environmental violations

Alex Vuocolo March 8, 2018

(AP) — A Delaware oil refinery has agreed to pay $218,000 in penalties for violating environmental laws. State officials announced two settlements with the Delaware City Refining Company on Tuesday. […]

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State environmental agency fines Delaware City Refining Company

Alex Vuocolo March 13, 2017

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) issued a $150,000 fine last week to the Delaware City Refining Company and parent company PBF Energy for violating an […]

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The Delaware City Refining Company presents $140,000 in donations to16 charitable organizations in Delaware in June. | PHOTO COURTESY OF DCRC[/caption] DELAWARE CITY – In June, 16 local charities from Sussex to New Castle County were presented with proceeds from the Delaware City Refining Company’s (DCRC) sixth annual charity golf fundraiser, totaling $140,000. The annual fundraiser was held in May at the DuPont Country Club in Wilmington. This year’s charity golf fundraiser reached a charitable giving milestone with more than one million dollars donated to over 100 charitable and nonprofit organizations in Delaware over a seven-year period. “This was an amazing year for the annual golf fundraiser, charitable organizations, and all involved. The proceeds from this year’s tournament brings the total monies donated to nonprofit organizations throughout Delaware, to more than $1 million since the tournament’s inception,” DCRC General Manager Michael Capone said in a statement. “But what’s most important is that we’re making a positive difference in the lives of thousands of people in communities stretching from Sussex to New Castle County." The oversized and cashable checks were presented to representatives of each organization by Capone, DCR business partners, and members of the refinery’s charity golf selection committee. Each organization was given two minutes to discuss the work that their organization is doing to improve the quality of life for those in need, and how they will use the donation. Dedicated to improving lives, the Delaware community agencies receiving donations provide a wide variety of services – ranging from care and support for children who have been abused, services for those with physical and intellectual disabilities, mental services for disadvantaged children, providing meals for the elderly, and educational and recreational programs for at-risk youth. Nominated and selected by employees at the Delaware City Refining Company, this year’s grant recipients include: Christina Cultural Arts Center, Clothing Our Kids, Delaware City Food Closet, Emmanuel’s Dining Hall, Family Counseling Center, Friendship House, Greater Newark Boys & Girls Club, Kent-Sussex Industries Inc., Meals On Wheels Lewes & Dover, Mental Health Association in Delaware, Modern Maturity Center, Our Daily Bread, Saint Patrick’s Center, Special Olympics of Delaware, Tristate Bird Rescue and Research, and the United Way of Delaware – Learning Pods. “Thanks to the hard work of our employees and the tremendous support of our business partners, we can help hundreds of disadvantaged children, their families, and many others in Delaware,” Capone added. “We’re proud to support so many worthy causes, and since the recipients were selected by our refinery employees, these donations are especially meaningful.”