Phillips 66 celebrates integration of assets after Lindsey acquisition

James Spargoby James Spargo
Phillips 66 celebrates integration of assets after Lindsey acquisition

Phillips 66 has successfully reached a milestone in its phased integrated of Lindsey assets into the wider UK business at the Humber Refinery, following the completion of the Lindsey acquisition in April 2026.

Rail movements of product from Lindsey Rail Loading to the Warwickshire Oil Storage Terminal began on 9 September 2026, which was followed by the first over-the-racks petrol and diesel sales at Killingholme Road Loading (KRL) terminal on 10 September.

By integrating the Lindsey infrastructure with the Humber refinery, Phillips 66 expects to ‘create greater capacity, flexibility and inland optionality across the UK network, strengthening supply resilience and supporting the efficient storage, transport and delivery of products.’

In its press release, Phillips 66 also states that it is ‘progressing the integration in phases, including the continued expansion of KRL capabilities, the planned reopening of the Phillips 66 Jarrow terminal in the Northeast of England and the return of the Finaline to operation at a later date.’





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