Houston petrochemical complex

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The Houston petrochemical complex is one of the world’s largest concentrations of oil refining and chemical manufacturing facilities, forming a major hub of the U.S. energy and chemical industries.

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instanceOf industrial region
petrochemical complex
adjacentTo Galveston Bay
Houston Ship Channel
country United States
developedSince early 20th century
economicRole major contributor to regional economy
major source of industrial employment
environmentalImpact air pollution
greenhouse gas emissions
water pollution risk
expandedSignificantlyDuring post–World War II era
hasPart Baytown refinery and chemical plants
Channelview industrial area
Deer Park industrial area
Galena Park industrial area
Houston Ship Channel industrial area
La Porte industrial area
Pasadena industrial area
Texas City petrochemical area
linked to: Texas City, Texas
industry chemical manufacturing
oil refining
petrochemical industry
knownFor high volume of petrochemical production
large concentration of chemical plants
large concentration of refineries
locatedIn Gulf Coast
linked to: Gulf Coast of Texas

Houston
Texas
majorHubFor U.S. chemical industry
U.S. energy industry
partOf U.S. Gulf Coast petrochemical corridor
produces ethylene
fuels
industrial chemicals
plastics
propylene
regulatedBy Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
risk chemical releases
industrial accidents
servedBy Port of Houston
strategicImportance critical to U.S. fuel supply
critical to U.S. petrochemical exports
transportInfrastructure deep-water port facilities
highway access
pipeline networks
rail connections

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Port of Houston locatedNear Houston petrochemical complex
Baytown, Texas partOf Houston industrial region
linked to: Houston petrochemical complex