Phillips 66

Key advisers. Partners. Keepers of the flame.
These are some words Phillips 66 President and CEO Mark Lashier used to describe employee resource groups at a candid and upbeat discussion at Houston Headquarters hosted by the Black Employee Network.
Inclusion and diversity are increasingly becoming part of the fabric of Phillips 66, but the company still has a way to go, he said. “We’ve got to make sure that the intentionality is there, that it becomes like living and breathing, just part of who...

President and CEO Mark Lashier told a packed house at the annual Bartlesville Chamber Forum that Phillips 66 will meet the energy future head on, bringing to it everything from oil and gas to alternatives such as renewable fuels, hydrogen and batteries...

The Humber Refinery’s Humber Zero project is one of just 20 projects shortlisted by the UK government for carbon-capture, usage and storage deployment.
“Our carbon-capture facility would be the first of its kind for a refinery,” said Chris Gilbert, Humber Decarbonization Projects Manager. “This has the potential to have a huge impact on reducing industry carbon emissions and support refineries across...

Evelyn Kent, Herman Papillion, Sandy Mason, Phillip Jay and Dennis “Duck” Hammons.
Five names. Five outstanding careers at Phillips 66 and its heritage companies. Each reaching or passing the 50-year mark this year.
Hammons, a West Region Account Manager for Phillips 66 Lubricants, marked 52 years with the company in June after starting at a Union 76 gas station in Portland. His career has included some memorable treks, such as flying above the Arctic Circle and...