The story
Caribbean Petroleum was incorporated in 1987 through the merger of Caribbean Gulf Refining Corp., Gulf Petroleum S.A., and Compañía Petrolera Chevron, Inc. The partners in the business were Israeli industrialist Gad Zeevi and Swiss businessman Michael Florsheim. On 7 January 1995 the company's Morris J. Berman ship ran aground off Escambrón Beach, San Juan and spilt 800,000 barrels of oil.
The Bayamón refinery began operations in 1955 and was acquired by Gulf
Oil Corporation in 1962 and by Chevron Corporation in 1984 before passing to Caribbean Petroleum Corporation. The Bayamón refinery was shut down in April 1995 due to unprofitable margins, but reopened the next year. It output 48,000 barrels per day until 2000 when it closed.
The company filed for bankruptcy in 2001 and was reorganized in 2003 to operate solely in oil storage and distribution, from 170 service stations (branded as Gulf). The refinery became an oil depot and loading dock.
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