ExxonMobil Fawley refinery and petrochemical complex (Esso Fawley)

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Large integrated oil refinery and petrochemical complex producing road fuels, aviation fuel and petrochemical products for the UK market.

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Fawley Waterside, near Southampton, Hampshire, England

Fawley Waterside, near Southampton, Hampshire, England

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Fawley Green Hydrogen: A new step ahead for Industrial Decarbonisation in the UK

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The ExxonMobil (Esso) Fawley refinery and petrochemical complex, located at Fawley on the Solent near Southampton, is the UK’s largest refinery.[1][2] It supplies fuels for about 1 in 4 UK road vehicles and produces over 20% of the UK’s aviation fuel, including roughly a quarter of Heathrow’s demand.[1][2] The complex

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