THE NEXT EVENT September 2019
OCTC BP Cherry Point Refinery Tour
Friday September 27, 2019
Meet at the Chuckanut Park and Ride
Exit 231 of I-5 North
9:00 am - Leave at 9:45am
Our September event is a tour of the BP Cherry Point Refinery 4519 Grandview Road Blaine, WA 98230. They only offer this tour once a year, this year it is Friday Sept 27, 2019. Due to security concerns, the September Tour of the refinery requires a RSVP. Hopefully we were able to RSVP on Tuesday August the 27th These times is set for clubs and not open to the public, and hopefully we were able to register for the 11:00am Bus tour.
If for some reason you missed this time to RSVP it opens to the public on Sept. 1st, so you can take the chance to RSVP then, as it is limited attendance and it fills up fast.
Go to http://bpopenhouse.com/ to register after Sept 1st.
From Kent It will take approx. 1hr 45min to get to the Chuckanut Park and Ride at Exit 231 of I-5 North, our meet up location. We will leave there at 9:45am to be at the refinery by 10:45am for the 11:00am bus tour. This is NOT a T-Bird car event. If you want to drive your T-Bird please do, but it is not necessary. Drive whatever you are comfortable driving.
BP’s Cherry Point Refinery is using innovative technology to produce cleaner fuels and operate more efficiently. When the facility first opened in 1971, it primarily refined crude oil brought by tanker ships from the North Slope of Alaska. Since then, Cherry Point has diversified its capabilities, and today it accepts and refines crude oil from around the world.
If for some reason you missed this time to RSVP it opens to the public on Sept. 1st, so you can take the chance to RSVP then, as it is limited attendance and it fills up fast.
Go to http://bpopenhouse.com/ to register after Sept 1st.
From Kent It will take approx. 1hr 45min to get to the Chuckanut Park and Ride at Exit 231 of I-5 North, our meet up location. We will leave there at 9:45am to be at the refinery by 10:45am for the 11:00am bus tour. This is NOT a T-Bird car event. If you want to drive your T-Bird please do, but it is not necessary. Drive whatever you are comfortable driving.
BP’s Cherry Point Refinery is using innovative technology to produce cleaner fuels and operate more efficiently. When the facility first opened in 1971, it primarily refined crude oil brought by tanker ships from the North Slope of Alaska. Since then, Cherry Point has diversified its capabilities, and today it accepts and refines crude oil from around the world.