Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots, Fire breaks out at Philadelphia oil refinery, U.S.
Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) is committed to operating and maintaining the Philadelphia Refining Complex in a safe, reliable and environmentally sound manner. Litter and flooding are some of their top concerns. The complex … Four minor injuries to PES workers on site are the only injuries reported so far. PES said it recorded four minor injuries to workers, all of whom were treated on site by company medical staff.
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Preliminary testing on Friday morning showed no ambient carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons (combustibles), or hydrogen sulfide, according to the Philly Health Department.
A shelter-in-place order for nearby residents was lifted, and roads around the complex were reopened to traffic, Corley said. In this file photo, Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery, Friday, June 21, 2019. deployed 51 apparatus and 120 responders to the scene.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY). The … Accident: Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Refinery Fire and Explosions . Marshals find 45 missing children; 169 arrested, Dozens of ballots destroyed after fire set at Boston dropbox, Teacher's elevator death blamed on human error.
"The whole sky lit up yellow," Antonio Tindle told WPVI-TV. Here’s what we know about the blast and its aftermath. Refinery fire in South Philadelphia Friday morning, June 21, 2019 (NBC Philadelphia), A steady flow of traffic resumed Friday morning, June 21, despite a fiery explosion at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex.
Bob Braciszewski told CBS station KYW-TV he was at work nearby when he heard about the blaze. The company said it has not determined what exactly caught fire, but it believes it was mostly propane.
@6abc @CBSPhilly @FOX29philly Philadelphia energy Solutions Refining Complex at about 4:15 am pic.twitter.com/vK1Vs2MEfR, — hood’s favorite vegan (@1nicetownbean) June 21, 2019. A second hearing on the proposed two-pit quarry in Springfield Township brought appeals, explanations and musical interludes — not necessarily in that order. responders arrived on scene around 4:45 a.m., they were already beginning work to isolate the fire. Excellent performance in process safety and occupational safety go hand in hand with operating reliability … Accident Occured On: 06/21/2019 | Final Report Released On: Accident Type: Oil and Refining - Fire and Explosion. For residents who have any concerns, the PES Community Information Hotline is available at 215-339-7300 for updates on the status of the refining complex.
And while the cause of the blaze is still unknown, an investigation into its origin will start Monday morning by several agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and the city’s Fire Marshal’s Office. Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest and oldest oil refinery on the East Coast, announced it would shut down after a fire in June 2019.
Plant and city firefighters were cooling down nearby tanks to prevent the fire from spreading. A fire burns at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery hours after a series of early morning explosions at the 150-year-old industrial complex at 3100 W. Passyunk Ave. (Emma Lee/WHYY) The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex after an explosion on Friday, June 21. Preserving Our Water: How we use our Delaware Watershed. which happened at approximately 4 a.m., PES said in a statement.
(Emma lee/WHYY), Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery. ", Mark Broadbent, an analyst who covers refining at Wood Mackenzie, said gas inventory is already low and the blaze "will put additional pressure on the system. Philadelphia Energy Solutions' two adjacent refineries at Girard Point and Point Breeze refine 335,000 barrels of crude oil every day, according to the company's website. The gas valve that fueled the fire was shut off and the butane tank related to the explosion has been isolated. The refinery is located along the Schuylkill River, just south of Girard Estates and next to FDR Park.
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“But you looked to your left it was just a big ball of fire. “It looked like the sun was coming up early,” said Damon Hudgens, 26, who works at an airport parking lot. Location: Location: Philadelphia, PA.
“We still imagine what it’s gonna be to our body system,” said Stanley Nwandiko, who works nearby at a valet service. When litter in the river isn’t the only reason the Schuylkill is trashier. “It’s gonna be a pretty long and drawn out process,” said Deputy Fire Commissioner Craig Murphy at a Friday afternoon press conference. It’s the second fire at the refinery in one month, following.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY) The PES refinery is one of the oldest and largest on the East Coast, and turns up to 350,000 barrels of raw crude oil into gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, diesel, and chemicals every day.
After receiving a request from the Clean Air Council, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, a federal agency, will deploy a four-person team to investigate the explosion. What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger? https://t.co/kQeZmUd4Rs, — Philadelphia OEM (@PhilaOEM) June 21, 2019. "The fire is now different from when we got here. “I think it’s pretty scary, it being so close to home. Chicago-based Hilco Redevelopment Partners is now officially the owner of the former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex in Southwest Philadelphia.
The refining complex is still operating, but it’s running at a reduced rate, per PES. pic.twitter.com/tzXh5PBAKC, — Matt Reagan (@ReaganMatt) June 21, 2019, Large fire at southwest Philly refinery complex.
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The whole truck started to rock and it got kind of scary. Some who saw the blast say they’re worried about residual effects. The fire broke out at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex around 4 a.m., spokeswoman Cherice Corley said. Pa. sees highest new daily case count since pandemic began, 55 tons of oily debris collected from Delaware beaches, N.J. coronavirus recovery: Vaccination plan filed with CDC. Without Thursday’s decision, the developer could have begun dock work and dredging next week. The wind carried the black smoke toward residential areas of South Philadelphia.
Fire and public health officials will continue to monitor air quality in the area surrounding the refinery, the release said. PES later said it believed propane was the main fuel that caught fire. Nearby residents heard and felt explosions and saw flames shooting into the sky, turning night into day. Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, CBS News/BET poll: Black voters motivated, but concerned about votes counting, The pivotal post-Election Day dates you need to know, A behind-the-scenes look at how mail-in ballots are processed. At a Friday afternoon press conference, Murphy confirmed that “a mix of propane and butane” were continuing to feed the flames.
Given all the bankruptcy and uncertainty, just shut this thing down already.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories? PES has also set up a number for residents to report any damage from the incident at 1-800-899-1844. Updated on: June 21, 2019 / 1:26 PM
With more mail-in ballots, officials urge patience on election night, Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone, Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts. (Emma Lee/WHYY). Once owned by Sunoco, the refinery was once on the verge of closure until the shale boom unleashed record-breaking amounts of cheap, domestic oil and gas. (Angela Gervasi for WHYY), Kilynn Johnson (left) and Sonya Sanders, residents of South 32nd Street, are members of Philly Thrive, an organizations that opposes the expansion of Philadelphia Energy Solutions and blames the refinery for many of the neighborhood's health problems. pic.twitter.com/8sRBL8DTVX, — Jennifer Lynn (@GoodMorningJen) June 21, 2019. The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery is pictured in Philadelphia on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. “Today, Philadelphia Energy Solutions made the difficult decision to commence shutdown of the refining complex,” said Mark Smith, CEO of the …
Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots, Fire breaks out at Philadelphia oil refinery, U.S.
Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) is committed to operating and maintaining the Philadelphia Refining Complex in a safe, reliable and environmentally sound manner. Litter and flooding are some of their top concerns. The complex … Four minor injuries to PES workers on site are the only injuries reported so far. PES said it recorded four minor injuries to workers, all of whom were treated on site by company medical staff.
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Preliminary testing on Friday morning showed no ambient carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons (combustibles), or hydrogen sulfide, according to the Philly Health Department.
A shelter-in-place order for nearby residents was lifted, and roads around the complex were reopened to traffic, Corley said. In this file photo, Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery, Friday, June 21, 2019. deployed 51 apparatus and 120 responders to the scene.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY). The … Accident: Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Refinery Fire and Explosions . Marshals find 45 missing children; 169 arrested, Dozens of ballots destroyed after fire set at Boston dropbox, Teacher's elevator death blamed on human error.
"The whole sky lit up yellow," Antonio Tindle told WPVI-TV. Here’s what we know about the blast and its aftermath. Refinery fire in South Philadelphia Friday morning, June 21, 2019 (NBC Philadelphia), A steady flow of traffic resumed Friday morning, June 21, despite a fiery explosion at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex.
Bob Braciszewski told CBS station KYW-TV he was at work nearby when he heard about the blaze. The company said it has not determined what exactly caught fire, but it believes it was mostly propane.
@6abc @CBSPhilly @FOX29philly Philadelphia energy Solutions Refining Complex at about 4:15 am pic.twitter.com/vK1Vs2MEfR, — hood’s favorite vegan (@1nicetownbean) June 21, 2019. A second hearing on the proposed two-pit quarry in Springfield Township brought appeals, explanations and musical interludes — not necessarily in that order. responders arrived on scene around 4:45 a.m., they were already beginning work to isolate the fire. Excellent performance in process safety and occupational safety go hand in hand with operating reliability … Accident Occured On: 06/21/2019 | Final Report Released On: Accident Type: Oil and Refining - Fire and Explosion. For residents who have any concerns, the PES Community Information Hotline is available at 215-339-7300 for updates on the status of the refining complex.
And while the cause of the blaze is still unknown, an investigation into its origin will start Monday morning by several agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and the city’s Fire Marshal’s Office. Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest and oldest oil refinery on the East Coast, announced it would shut down after a fire in June 2019.
Plant and city firefighters were cooling down nearby tanks to prevent the fire from spreading. A fire burns at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery hours after a series of early morning explosions at the 150-year-old industrial complex at 3100 W. Passyunk Ave. (Emma Lee/WHYY) The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex after an explosion on Friday, June 21. Preserving Our Water: How we use our Delaware Watershed. which happened at approximately 4 a.m., PES said in a statement.
(Emma lee/WHYY), Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery. ", Mark Broadbent, an analyst who covers refining at Wood Mackenzie, said gas inventory is already low and the blaze "will put additional pressure on the system. Philadelphia Energy Solutions' two adjacent refineries at Girard Point and Point Breeze refine 335,000 barrels of crude oil every day, according to the company's website. The gas valve that fueled the fire was shut off and the butane tank related to the explosion has been isolated. The refinery is located along the Schuylkill River, just south of Girard Estates and next to FDR Park.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories?
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“But you looked to your left it was just a big ball of fire. “It looked like the sun was coming up early,” said Damon Hudgens, 26, who works at an airport parking lot. Location: Location: Philadelphia, PA.
“We still imagine what it’s gonna be to our body system,” said Stanley Nwandiko, who works nearby at a valet service. When litter in the river isn’t the only reason the Schuylkill is trashier. “It’s gonna be a pretty long and drawn out process,” said Deputy Fire Commissioner Craig Murphy at a Friday afternoon press conference. It’s the second fire at the refinery in one month, following.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY) The PES refinery is one of the oldest and largest on the East Coast, and turns up to 350,000 barrels of raw crude oil into gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, diesel, and chemicals every day.
After receiving a request from the Clean Air Council, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, a federal agency, will deploy a four-person team to investigate the explosion. What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger? https://t.co/kQeZmUd4Rs, — Philadelphia OEM (@PhilaOEM) June 21, 2019. "The fire is now different from when we got here. “I think it’s pretty scary, it being so close to home. Chicago-based Hilco Redevelopment Partners is now officially the owner of the former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex in Southwest Philadelphia.
The refining complex is still operating, but it’s running at a reduced rate, per PES. pic.twitter.com/tzXh5PBAKC, — Matt Reagan (@ReaganMatt) June 21, 2019, Large fire at southwest Philly refinery complex.
WHYY connects you to your community and the world by delivering reliable information and worthwhile entertainment.
The whole truck started to rock and it got kind of scary. Some who saw the blast say they’re worried about residual effects. The fire broke out at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex around 4 a.m., spokeswoman Cherice Corley said. Pa. sees highest new daily case count since pandemic began, 55 tons of oily debris collected from Delaware beaches, N.J. coronavirus recovery: Vaccination plan filed with CDC. Without Thursday’s decision, the developer could have begun dock work and dredging next week. The wind carried the black smoke toward residential areas of South Philadelphia.
Fire and public health officials will continue to monitor air quality in the area surrounding the refinery, the release said. PES later said it believed propane was the main fuel that caught fire. Nearby residents heard and felt explosions and saw flames shooting into the sky, turning night into day. Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, CBS News/BET poll: Black voters motivated, but concerned about votes counting, The pivotal post-Election Day dates you need to know, A behind-the-scenes look at how mail-in ballots are processed. At a Friday afternoon press conference, Murphy confirmed that “a mix of propane and butane” were continuing to feed the flames.
Given all the bankruptcy and uncertainty, just shut this thing down already.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories? PES has also set up a number for residents to report any damage from the incident at 1-800-899-1844. Updated on: June 21, 2019 / 1:26 PM
With more mail-in ballots, officials urge patience on election night, Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone, Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts. (Emma Lee/WHYY). Once owned by Sunoco, the refinery was once on the verge of closure until the shale boom unleashed record-breaking amounts of cheap, domestic oil and gas. (Angela Gervasi for WHYY), Kilynn Johnson (left) and Sonya Sanders, residents of South 32nd Street, are members of Philly Thrive, an organizations that opposes the expansion of Philadelphia Energy Solutions and blames the refinery for many of the neighborhood's health problems. pic.twitter.com/8sRBL8DTVX, — Jennifer Lynn (@GoodMorningJen) June 21, 2019. The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery is pictured in Philadelphia on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. “Today, Philadelphia Energy Solutions made the difficult decision to commence shutdown of the refining complex,” said Mark Smith, CEO of the …
Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots, Fire breaks out at Philadelphia oil refinery, U.S.
Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) is committed to operating and maintaining the Philadelphia Refining Complex in a safe, reliable and environmentally sound manner. Litter and flooding are some of their top concerns. The complex … Four minor injuries to PES workers on site are the only injuries reported so far. PES said it recorded four minor injuries to workers, all of whom were treated on site by company medical staff.
Marketplace focuses on the latest business news both nationally and internationally, the global economy, and wider events linked to the financial markets.
Preliminary testing on Friday morning showed no ambient carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons (combustibles), or hydrogen sulfide, according to the Philly Health Department.
A shelter-in-place order for nearby residents was lifted, and roads around the complex were reopened to traffic, Corley said. In this file photo, Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery, Friday, June 21, 2019. deployed 51 apparatus and 120 responders to the scene.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY). The … Accident: Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Refinery Fire and Explosions . Marshals find 45 missing children; 169 arrested, Dozens of ballots destroyed after fire set at Boston dropbox, Teacher's elevator death blamed on human error.
"The whole sky lit up yellow," Antonio Tindle told WPVI-TV. Here’s what we know about the blast and its aftermath. Refinery fire in South Philadelphia Friday morning, June 21, 2019 (NBC Philadelphia), A steady flow of traffic resumed Friday morning, June 21, despite a fiery explosion at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex.
Bob Braciszewski told CBS station KYW-TV he was at work nearby when he heard about the blaze. The company said it has not determined what exactly caught fire, but it believes it was mostly propane.
@6abc @CBSPhilly @FOX29philly Philadelphia energy Solutions Refining Complex at about 4:15 am pic.twitter.com/vK1Vs2MEfR, — hood’s favorite vegan (@1nicetownbean) June 21, 2019. A second hearing on the proposed two-pit quarry in Springfield Township brought appeals, explanations and musical interludes — not necessarily in that order. responders arrived on scene around 4:45 a.m., they were already beginning work to isolate the fire. Excellent performance in process safety and occupational safety go hand in hand with operating reliability … Accident Occured On: 06/21/2019 | Final Report Released On: Accident Type: Oil and Refining - Fire and Explosion. For residents who have any concerns, the PES Community Information Hotline is available at 215-339-7300 for updates on the status of the refining complex.
And while the cause of the blaze is still unknown, an investigation into its origin will start Monday morning by several agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and the city’s Fire Marshal’s Office. Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest and oldest oil refinery on the East Coast, announced it would shut down after a fire in June 2019.
Plant and city firefighters were cooling down nearby tanks to prevent the fire from spreading. A fire burns at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery hours after a series of early morning explosions at the 150-year-old industrial complex at 3100 W. Passyunk Ave. (Emma Lee/WHYY) The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex after an explosion on Friday, June 21. Preserving Our Water: How we use our Delaware Watershed. which happened at approximately 4 a.m., PES said in a statement.
(Emma lee/WHYY), Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery. ", Mark Broadbent, an analyst who covers refining at Wood Mackenzie, said gas inventory is already low and the blaze "will put additional pressure on the system. Philadelphia Energy Solutions' two adjacent refineries at Girard Point and Point Breeze refine 335,000 barrels of crude oil every day, according to the company's website. The gas valve that fueled the fire was shut off and the butane tank related to the explosion has been isolated. The refinery is located along the Schuylkill River, just south of Girard Estates and next to FDR Park.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories?
https://t.co/YWcBYXW2Dh.
“But you looked to your left it was just a big ball of fire. “It looked like the sun was coming up early,” said Damon Hudgens, 26, who works at an airport parking lot. Location: Location: Philadelphia, PA.
“We still imagine what it’s gonna be to our body system,” said Stanley Nwandiko, who works nearby at a valet service. When litter in the river isn’t the only reason the Schuylkill is trashier. “It’s gonna be a pretty long and drawn out process,” said Deputy Fire Commissioner Craig Murphy at a Friday afternoon press conference. It’s the second fire at the refinery in one month, following.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY) The PES refinery is one of the oldest and largest on the East Coast, and turns up to 350,000 barrels of raw crude oil into gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, diesel, and chemicals every day.
After receiving a request from the Clean Air Council, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, a federal agency, will deploy a four-person team to investigate the explosion. What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger? https://t.co/kQeZmUd4Rs, — Philadelphia OEM (@PhilaOEM) June 21, 2019. "The fire is now different from when we got here. “I think it’s pretty scary, it being so close to home. Chicago-based Hilco Redevelopment Partners is now officially the owner of the former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex in Southwest Philadelphia.
The refining complex is still operating, but it’s running at a reduced rate, per PES. pic.twitter.com/tzXh5PBAKC, — Matt Reagan (@ReaganMatt) June 21, 2019, Large fire at southwest Philly refinery complex.
WHYY connects you to your community and the world by delivering reliable information and worthwhile entertainment.
The whole truck started to rock and it got kind of scary. Some who saw the blast say they’re worried about residual effects. The fire broke out at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex around 4 a.m., spokeswoman Cherice Corley said. Pa. sees highest new daily case count since pandemic began, 55 tons of oily debris collected from Delaware beaches, N.J. coronavirus recovery: Vaccination plan filed with CDC. Without Thursday’s decision, the developer could have begun dock work and dredging next week. The wind carried the black smoke toward residential areas of South Philadelphia.
Fire and public health officials will continue to monitor air quality in the area surrounding the refinery, the release said. PES later said it believed propane was the main fuel that caught fire. Nearby residents heard and felt explosions and saw flames shooting into the sky, turning night into day. Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, CBS News/BET poll: Black voters motivated, but concerned about votes counting, The pivotal post-Election Day dates you need to know, A behind-the-scenes look at how mail-in ballots are processed. At a Friday afternoon press conference, Murphy confirmed that “a mix of propane and butane” were continuing to feed the flames.
Given all the bankruptcy and uncertainty, just shut this thing down already.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories? PES has also set up a number for residents to report any damage from the incident at 1-800-899-1844. Updated on: June 21, 2019 / 1:26 PM
With more mail-in ballots, officials urge patience on election night, Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone, Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts. (Emma Lee/WHYY). Once owned by Sunoco, the refinery was once on the verge of closure until the shale boom unleashed record-breaking amounts of cheap, domestic oil and gas. (Angela Gervasi for WHYY), Kilynn Johnson (left) and Sonya Sanders, residents of South 32nd Street, are members of Philly Thrive, an organizations that opposes the expansion of Philadelphia Energy Solutions and blames the refinery for many of the neighborhood's health problems. pic.twitter.com/8sRBL8DTVX, — Jennifer Lynn (@GoodMorningJen) June 21, 2019. The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery is pictured in Philadelphia on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. “Today, Philadelphia Energy Solutions made the difficult decision to commence shutdown of the refining complex,” said Mark Smith, CEO of the …
Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots, Fire breaks out at Philadelphia oil refinery, U.S.
Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) is committed to operating and maintaining the Philadelphia Refining Complex in a safe, reliable and environmentally sound manner. Litter and flooding are some of their top concerns. The complex … Four minor injuries to PES workers on site are the only injuries reported so far. PES said it recorded four minor injuries to workers, all of whom were treated on site by company medical staff.
Marketplace focuses on the latest business news both nationally and internationally, the global economy, and wider events linked to the financial markets.
Preliminary testing on Friday morning showed no ambient carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons (combustibles), or hydrogen sulfide, according to the Philly Health Department.
A shelter-in-place order for nearby residents was lifted, and roads around the complex were reopened to traffic, Corley said. In this file photo, Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery, Friday, June 21, 2019. deployed 51 apparatus and 120 responders to the scene.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY). The … Accident: Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Refinery Fire and Explosions . Marshals find 45 missing children; 169 arrested, Dozens of ballots destroyed after fire set at Boston dropbox, Teacher's elevator death blamed on human error.
"The whole sky lit up yellow," Antonio Tindle told WPVI-TV. Here’s what we know about the blast and its aftermath. Refinery fire in South Philadelphia Friday morning, June 21, 2019 (NBC Philadelphia), A steady flow of traffic resumed Friday morning, June 21, despite a fiery explosion at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex.
Bob Braciszewski told CBS station KYW-TV he was at work nearby when he heard about the blaze. The company said it has not determined what exactly caught fire, but it believes it was mostly propane.
@6abc @CBSPhilly @FOX29philly Philadelphia energy Solutions Refining Complex at about 4:15 am pic.twitter.com/vK1Vs2MEfR, — hood’s favorite vegan (@1nicetownbean) June 21, 2019. A second hearing on the proposed two-pit quarry in Springfield Township brought appeals, explanations and musical interludes — not necessarily in that order. responders arrived on scene around 4:45 a.m., they were already beginning work to isolate the fire. Excellent performance in process safety and occupational safety go hand in hand with operating reliability … Accident Occured On: 06/21/2019 | Final Report Released On: Accident Type: Oil and Refining - Fire and Explosion. For residents who have any concerns, the PES Community Information Hotline is available at 215-339-7300 for updates on the status of the refining complex.
And while the cause of the blaze is still unknown, an investigation into its origin will start Monday morning by several agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and the city’s Fire Marshal’s Office. Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest and oldest oil refinery on the East Coast, announced it would shut down after a fire in June 2019.
Plant and city firefighters were cooling down nearby tanks to prevent the fire from spreading. A fire burns at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery hours after a series of early morning explosions at the 150-year-old industrial complex at 3100 W. Passyunk Ave. (Emma Lee/WHYY) The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex after an explosion on Friday, June 21. Preserving Our Water: How we use our Delaware Watershed. which happened at approximately 4 a.m., PES said in a statement.
(Emma lee/WHYY), Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery. ", Mark Broadbent, an analyst who covers refining at Wood Mackenzie, said gas inventory is already low and the blaze "will put additional pressure on the system. Philadelphia Energy Solutions' two adjacent refineries at Girard Point and Point Breeze refine 335,000 barrels of crude oil every day, according to the company's website. The gas valve that fueled the fire was shut off and the butane tank related to the explosion has been isolated. The refinery is located along the Schuylkill River, just south of Girard Estates and next to FDR Park.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories?
https://t.co/YWcBYXW2Dh.
“But you looked to your left it was just a big ball of fire. “It looked like the sun was coming up early,” said Damon Hudgens, 26, who works at an airport parking lot. Location: Location: Philadelphia, PA.
“We still imagine what it’s gonna be to our body system,” said Stanley Nwandiko, who works nearby at a valet service. When litter in the river isn’t the only reason the Schuylkill is trashier. “It’s gonna be a pretty long and drawn out process,” said Deputy Fire Commissioner Craig Murphy at a Friday afternoon press conference. It’s the second fire at the refinery in one month, following.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY) The PES refinery is one of the oldest and largest on the East Coast, and turns up to 350,000 barrels of raw crude oil into gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, diesel, and chemicals every day.
After receiving a request from the Clean Air Council, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, a federal agency, will deploy a four-person team to investigate the explosion. What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger? https://t.co/kQeZmUd4Rs, — Philadelphia OEM (@PhilaOEM) June 21, 2019. "The fire is now different from when we got here. “I think it’s pretty scary, it being so close to home. Chicago-based Hilco Redevelopment Partners is now officially the owner of the former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex in Southwest Philadelphia.
The refining complex is still operating, but it’s running at a reduced rate, per PES. pic.twitter.com/tzXh5PBAKC, — Matt Reagan (@ReaganMatt) June 21, 2019, Large fire at southwest Philly refinery complex.
WHYY connects you to your community and the world by delivering reliable information and worthwhile entertainment.
The whole truck started to rock and it got kind of scary. Some who saw the blast say they’re worried about residual effects. The fire broke out at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex around 4 a.m., spokeswoman Cherice Corley said. Pa. sees highest new daily case count since pandemic began, 55 tons of oily debris collected from Delaware beaches, N.J. coronavirus recovery: Vaccination plan filed with CDC. Without Thursday’s decision, the developer could have begun dock work and dredging next week. The wind carried the black smoke toward residential areas of South Philadelphia.
Fire and public health officials will continue to monitor air quality in the area surrounding the refinery, the release said. PES later said it believed propane was the main fuel that caught fire. Nearby residents heard and felt explosions and saw flames shooting into the sky, turning night into day. Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, CBS News/BET poll: Black voters motivated, but concerned about votes counting, The pivotal post-Election Day dates you need to know, A behind-the-scenes look at how mail-in ballots are processed. At a Friday afternoon press conference, Murphy confirmed that “a mix of propane and butane” were continuing to feed the flames.
Given all the bankruptcy and uncertainty, just shut this thing down already.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories? PES has also set up a number for residents to report any damage from the incident at 1-800-899-1844. Updated on: June 21, 2019 / 1:26 PM
With more mail-in ballots, officials urge patience on election night, Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone, Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts. (Emma Lee/WHYY). Once owned by Sunoco, the refinery was once on the verge of closure until the shale boom unleashed record-breaking amounts of cheap, domestic oil and gas. (Angela Gervasi for WHYY), Kilynn Johnson (left) and Sonya Sanders, residents of South 32nd Street, are members of Philly Thrive, an organizations that opposes the expansion of Philadelphia Energy Solutions and blames the refinery for many of the neighborhood's health problems. pic.twitter.com/8sRBL8DTVX, — Jennifer Lynn (@GoodMorningJen) June 21, 2019. The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery is pictured in Philadelphia on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. “Today, Philadelphia Energy Solutions made the difficult decision to commence shutdown of the refining complex,” said Mark Smith, CEO of the …
Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots, Fire breaks out at Philadelphia oil refinery, U.S.
Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) is committed to operating and maintaining the Philadelphia Refining Complex in a safe, reliable and environmentally sound manner. Litter and flooding are some of their top concerns. The complex … Four minor injuries to PES workers on site are the only injuries reported so far. PES said it recorded four minor injuries to workers, all of whom were treated on site by company medical staff.
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Preliminary testing on Friday morning showed no ambient carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons (combustibles), or hydrogen sulfide, according to the Philly Health Department.
A shelter-in-place order for nearby residents was lifted, and roads around the complex were reopened to traffic, Corley said. In this file photo, Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery, Friday, June 21, 2019. deployed 51 apparatus and 120 responders to the scene.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY). The … Accident: Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Refinery Fire and Explosions . Marshals find 45 missing children; 169 arrested, Dozens of ballots destroyed after fire set at Boston dropbox, Teacher's elevator death blamed on human error.
"The whole sky lit up yellow," Antonio Tindle told WPVI-TV. Here’s what we know about the blast and its aftermath. Refinery fire in South Philadelphia Friday morning, June 21, 2019 (NBC Philadelphia), A steady flow of traffic resumed Friday morning, June 21, despite a fiery explosion at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex.
Bob Braciszewski told CBS station KYW-TV he was at work nearby when he heard about the blaze. The company said it has not determined what exactly caught fire, but it believes it was mostly propane.
@6abc @CBSPhilly @FOX29philly Philadelphia energy Solutions Refining Complex at about 4:15 am pic.twitter.com/vK1Vs2MEfR, — hood’s favorite vegan (@1nicetownbean) June 21, 2019. A second hearing on the proposed two-pit quarry in Springfield Township brought appeals, explanations and musical interludes — not necessarily in that order. responders arrived on scene around 4:45 a.m., they were already beginning work to isolate the fire. Excellent performance in process safety and occupational safety go hand in hand with operating reliability … Accident Occured On: 06/21/2019 | Final Report Released On: Accident Type: Oil and Refining - Fire and Explosion. For residents who have any concerns, the PES Community Information Hotline is available at 215-339-7300 for updates on the status of the refining complex.
And while the cause of the blaze is still unknown, an investigation into its origin will start Monday morning by several agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and the city’s Fire Marshal’s Office. Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest and oldest oil refinery on the East Coast, announced it would shut down after a fire in June 2019.
Plant and city firefighters were cooling down nearby tanks to prevent the fire from spreading. A fire burns at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery hours after a series of early morning explosions at the 150-year-old industrial complex at 3100 W. Passyunk Ave. (Emma Lee/WHYY) The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex after an explosion on Friday, June 21. Preserving Our Water: How we use our Delaware Watershed. which happened at approximately 4 a.m., PES said in a statement.
(Emma lee/WHYY), Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery. ", Mark Broadbent, an analyst who covers refining at Wood Mackenzie, said gas inventory is already low and the blaze "will put additional pressure on the system. Philadelphia Energy Solutions' two adjacent refineries at Girard Point and Point Breeze refine 335,000 barrels of crude oil every day, according to the company's website. The gas valve that fueled the fire was shut off and the butane tank related to the explosion has been isolated. The refinery is located along the Schuylkill River, just south of Girard Estates and next to FDR Park.
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“But you looked to your left it was just a big ball of fire. “It looked like the sun was coming up early,” said Damon Hudgens, 26, who works at an airport parking lot. Location: Location: Philadelphia, PA.
“We still imagine what it’s gonna be to our body system,” said Stanley Nwandiko, who works nearby at a valet service. When litter in the river isn’t the only reason the Schuylkill is trashier. “It’s gonna be a pretty long and drawn out process,” said Deputy Fire Commissioner Craig Murphy at a Friday afternoon press conference. It’s the second fire at the refinery in one month, following.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY) The PES refinery is one of the oldest and largest on the East Coast, and turns up to 350,000 barrels of raw crude oil into gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, diesel, and chemicals every day.
After receiving a request from the Clean Air Council, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, a federal agency, will deploy a four-person team to investigate the explosion. What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger? https://t.co/kQeZmUd4Rs, — Philadelphia OEM (@PhilaOEM) June 21, 2019. "The fire is now different from when we got here. “I think it’s pretty scary, it being so close to home. Chicago-based Hilco Redevelopment Partners is now officially the owner of the former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex in Southwest Philadelphia.
The refining complex is still operating, but it’s running at a reduced rate, per PES. pic.twitter.com/tzXh5PBAKC, — Matt Reagan (@ReaganMatt) June 21, 2019, Large fire at southwest Philly refinery complex.
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The whole truck started to rock and it got kind of scary. Some who saw the blast say they’re worried about residual effects. The fire broke out at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex around 4 a.m., spokeswoman Cherice Corley said. Pa. sees highest new daily case count since pandemic began, 55 tons of oily debris collected from Delaware beaches, N.J. coronavirus recovery: Vaccination plan filed with CDC. Without Thursday’s decision, the developer could have begun dock work and dredging next week. The wind carried the black smoke toward residential areas of South Philadelphia.
Fire and public health officials will continue to monitor air quality in the area surrounding the refinery, the release said. PES later said it believed propane was the main fuel that caught fire. Nearby residents heard and felt explosions and saw flames shooting into the sky, turning night into day. Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, CBS News/BET poll: Black voters motivated, but concerned about votes counting, The pivotal post-Election Day dates you need to know, A behind-the-scenes look at how mail-in ballots are processed. At a Friday afternoon press conference, Murphy confirmed that “a mix of propane and butane” were continuing to feed the flames.
Given all the bankruptcy and uncertainty, just shut this thing down already.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories? PES has also set up a number for residents to report any damage from the incident at 1-800-899-1844. Updated on: June 21, 2019 / 1:26 PM
With more mail-in ballots, officials urge patience on election night, Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone, Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts. (Emma Lee/WHYY). Once owned by Sunoco, the refinery was once on the verge of closure until the shale boom unleashed record-breaking amounts of cheap, domestic oil and gas. (Angela Gervasi for WHYY), Kilynn Johnson (left) and Sonya Sanders, residents of South 32nd Street, are members of Philly Thrive, an organizations that opposes the expansion of Philadelphia Energy Solutions and blames the refinery for many of the neighborhood's health problems. pic.twitter.com/8sRBL8DTVX, — Jennifer Lynn (@GoodMorningJen) June 21, 2019. The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery is pictured in Philadelphia on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. “Today, Philadelphia Energy Solutions made the difficult decision to commence shutdown of the refining complex,” said Mark Smith, CEO of the …
A steady flow of traffic resumed Friday morning, June 21, despite a fiery explosion at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex. "We went out back, and we were looking at it, and as we were standing there something else blew up, … so it was kinda scary," he told the station. ‘Don’t want you coming in’: Springfield, Bucks County, residents push back on proposed quarry. The structure impacted is what’s known as an “. Philadelphia Energy Solutions said the 150-year-old oil refining complex produces 335,000 barrels of crude oil daily. It happened at the Girard Point refinery, one of two at the PES complex in southern Philadelphia.
Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots, Fire breaks out at Philadelphia oil refinery, U.S.
Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) is committed to operating and maintaining the Philadelphia Refining Complex in a safe, reliable and environmentally sound manner. Litter and flooding are some of their top concerns. The complex … Four minor injuries to PES workers on site are the only injuries reported so far. PES said it recorded four minor injuries to workers, all of whom were treated on site by company medical staff.
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Preliminary testing on Friday morning showed no ambient carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons (combustibles), or hydrogen sulfide, according to the Philly Health Department.
A shelter-in-place order for nearby residents was lifted, and roads around the complex were reopened to traffic, Corley said. In this file photo, Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery, Friday, June 21, 2019. deployed 51 apparatus and 120 responders to the scene.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY). The … Accident: Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Refinery Fire and Explosions . Marshals find 45 missing children; 169 arrested, Dozens of ballots destroyed after fire set at Boston dropbox, Teacher's elevator death blamed on human error.
"The whole sky lit up yellow," Antonio Tindle told WPVI-TV. Here’s what we know about the blast and its aftermath. Refinery fire in South Philadelphia Friday morning, June 21, 2019 (NBC Philadelphia), A steady flow of traffic resumed Friday morning, June 21, despite a fiery explosion at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex.
Bob Braciszewski told CBS station KYW-TV he was at work nearby when he heard about the blaze. The company said it has not determined what exactly caught fire, but it believes it was mostly propane.
@6abc @CBSPhilly @FOX29philly Philadelphia energy Solutions Refining Complex at about 4:15 am pic.twitter.com/vK1Vs2MEfR, — hood’s favorite vegan (@1nicetownbean) June 21, 2019. A second hearing on the proposed two-pit quarry in Springfield Township brought appeals, explanations and musical interludes — not necessarily in that order. responders arrived on scene around 4:45 a.m., they were already beginning work to isolate the fire. Excellent performance in process safety and occupational safety go hand in hand with operating reliability … Accident Occured On: 06/21/2019 | Final Report Released On: Accident Type: Oil and Refining - Fire and Explosion. For residents who have any concerns, the PES Community Information Hotline is available at 215-339-7300 for updates on the status of the refining complex.
And while the cause of the blaze is still unknown, an investigation into its origin will start Monday morning by several agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and the city’s Fire Marshal’s Office. Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest and oldest oil refinery on the East Coast, announced it would shut down after a fire in June 2019.
Plant and city firefighters were cooling down nearby tanks to prevent the fire from spreading. A fire burns at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery hours after a series of early morning explosions at the 150-year-old industrial complex at 3100 W. Passyunk Ave. (Emma Lee/WHYY) The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex after an explosion on Friday, June 21. Preserving Our Water: How we use our Delaware Watershed. which happened at approximately 4 a.m., PES said in a statement.
(Emma lee/WHYY), Philadelphia firefighters gather at the entrance to Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery, while a large flare burns off fuel to prevent it from feeding the massive fire at the refinery. ", Mark Broadbent, an analyst who covers refining at Wood Mackenzie, said gas inventory is already low and the blaze "will put additional pressure on the system. Philadelphia Energy Solutions' two adjacent refineries at Girard Point and Point Breeze refine 335,000 barrels of crude oil every day, according to the company's website. The gas valve that fueled the fire was shut off and the butane tank related to the explosion has been isolated. The refinery is located along the Schuylkill River, just south of Girard Estates and next to FDR Park.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories?
https://t.co/YWcBYXW2Dh.
“But you looked to your left it was just a big ball of fire. “It looked like the sun was coming up early,” said Damon Hudgens, 26, who works at an airport parking lot. Location: Location: Philadelphia, PA.
“We still imagine what it’s gonna be to our body system,” said Stanley Nwandiko, who works nearby at a valet service. When litter in the river isn’t the only reason the Schuylkill is trashier. “It’s gonna be a pretty long and drawn out process,” said Deputy Fire Commissioner Craig Murphy at a Friday afternoon press conference. It’s the second fire at the refinery in one month, following.
(Angela Gervasi for WHYY) The PES refinery is one of the oldest and largest on the East Coast, and turns up to 350,000 barrels of raw crude oil into gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, diesel, and chemicals every day.
After receiving a request from the Clean Air Council, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, a federal agency, will deploy a four-person team to investigate the explosion. What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger? https://t.co/kQeZmUd4Rs, — Philadelphia OEM (@PhilaOEM) June 21, 2019. "The fire is now different from when we got here. “I think it’s pretty scary, it being so close to home. Chicago-based Hilco Redevelopment Partners is now officially the owner of the former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex in Southwest Philadelphia.
The refining complex is still operating, but it’s running at a reduced rate, per PES. pic.twitter.com/tzXh5PBAKC, — Matt Reagan (@ReaganMatt) June 21, 2019, Large fire at southwest Philly refinery complex.
WHYY connects you to your community and the world by delivering reliable information and worthwhile entertainment.
The whole truck started to rock and it got kind of scary. Some who saw the blast say they’re worried about residual effects. The fire broke out at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex around 4 a.m., spokeswoman Cherice Corley said. Pa. sees highest new daily case count since pandemic began, 55 tons of oily debris collected from Delaware beaches, N.J. coronavirus recovery: Vaccination plan filed with CDC. Without Thursday’s decision, the developer could have begun dock work and dredging next week. The wind carried the black smoke toward residential areas of South Philadelphia.
Fire and public health officials will continue to monitor air quality in the area surrounding the refinery, the release said. PES later said it believed propane was the main fuel that caught fire. Nearby residents heard and felt explosions and saw flames shooting into the sky, turning night into day. Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, CBS News/BET poll: Black voters motivated, but concerned about votes counting, The pivotal post-Election Day dates you need to know, A behind-the-scenes look at how mail-in ballots are processed. At a Friday afternoon press conference, Murphy confirmed that “a mix of propane and butane” were continuing to feed the flames.
Given all the bankruptcy and uncertainty, just shut this thing down already.
Want a digest of WHYY’s programs, events & stories? PES has also set up a number for residents to report any damage from the incident at 1-800-899-1844. Updated on: June 21, 2019 / 1:26 PM
With more mail-in ballots, officials urge patience on election night, Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone, Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts. (Emma Lee/WHYY). Once owned by Sunoco, the refinery was once on the verge of closure until the shale boom unleashed record-breaking amounts of cheap, domestic oil and gas. (Angela Gervasi for WHYY), Kilynn Johnson (left) and Sonya Sanders, residents of South 32nd Street, are members of Philly Thrive, an organizations that opposes the expansion of Philadelphia Energy Solutions and blames the refinery for many of the neighborhood's health problems. pic.twitter.com/8sRBL8DTVX, — Jennifer Lynn (@GoodMorningJen) June 21, 2019. The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery is pictured in Philadelphia on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. “Today, Philadelphia Energy Solutions made the difficult decision to commence shutdown of the refining complex,” said Mark Smith, CEO of the …
