As announced in 2016, the investment in the plant expansion consisted of the construction of two tanks, each with a storage capacity of 75,000 barrels.

Armando Vega, Chevron's general manager for Central America and Colombia, told Laprensagrafica.com that "... in the construction of the two tanks there was a $7 million investment, added to another $4 million that Chevron has made in the improvements of Texaco stations located on a national scale."

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Vega added that "... at the Acajutla terminal, Chevron, receives the fuels that are commercialized through the Texaco brand in more than 100 service stations in El Salvador."

Source: laprensagrafica.com

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