Overview
Millennium Fuels II is an operational refinery in Albany, Kentucky, United States. It operates under the NAICS code 324110, indicating petroleum refining activities.
Millennium Fuels II is a refinery located in Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky, United States. The facility is operational and classified under NAICS 324110, which covers petroleum refineries. As a refinery in the U.S., it is subject to federal and state regulations, including the Clean Air Act and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. The facility operates within the U.S. regulatory framework, which includes the EPA's Refinery MACT standards for air emissions and the Clean Water Act for wastewater discharges. Refineries in the U.S. typically range from small to large capacities, with complex processing units to produce various petroleum products. Millennium Fuels II contributes to the regional supply of refined petroleum products in Kentucky. Its location in a rural area may influence its environmental impact, with considerations for local air quality and water resources. The facility's operational status indicates ongoing activity in the sector.
Environmental context
The refinery is situated in a rural area of Kentucky, where environmental considerations include potential air emissions from refining processes and water usage. The facility must comply with U.S. EPA regulations, including the Refinery MACT for hazardous air pollutants and the Clean Water Act for wastewater. Spill prevention and control measures are critical given the handling of petroleum products.
Frequently asked questions
Millennium Fuels II is located on KY 738 in Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky, United States.
Millennium Fuels II is a petroleum refinery, classified under NAICS 324110, which processes crude oil into refined products.
Millennium Fuels II is currently operational, indicating active refining operations.
U.S. refineries must comply with the Clean Air Act, including Refinery MACT standards, the Clean Water Act, and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act for waste management.
Refineries can impact air quality through emissions of volatile organic compounds and sulfur dioxide, and water resources through wastewater discharges. Facilities must implement pollution control technologies and spill prevention measures.
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