1. Oregon Fuel Action Plan
Eastern Oregon
Cascadia Earthquake
Summit
Deanna Henry
May 12, 2017

2. Oregon Imports 100 Percent of its Refined Petroleum Products
Portland Fuel Hub
Puget Sound Area Refineries
Seattle
Olympic Pipeline
Oregon Imports 100 Percent
of its Refined Petroleum Products
Washington refineries supply more than 90 percent
About 90 percent by Olympic Pipeline to Oregon
Remaining product by tanker ships to Oregon
Portland Fuel Hub – located on liquefiable soils
anticipate significant fuel supply loss
Utah refineries supply less than 5 percent to eastern Oregon communities
California refineries supply less than 5 percent to southern Oregon communities
Pasco
Chevron Pipeline
Bay Area Refineries
Salt Lake City Refineries

3. Fuel Source: Bulk Supplies from Outside Region
2016 Cascadia Rising Exercise: Fuel Sector Lessons Learned
FPOD - PW
Astoria
Fuel Source: Bulk Supplies from Outside Region
Initial AIR Response Activities
Phase 1: Federal, Military, and Industry
Next Steps
Identify Fuel Points of Distribution
in each county to receive bulk fuel
National Fuel Task Force Activated – Coordinate securing and delivering bulk fuel to impacted states
State Request Required – Fuel not included in federal “push strategy”
Demonstrated fuel request, coordination and delivery of bulk fuel supplies into Oregon to impacted areas
FPOD - PW
Tillamook
Authorities
Authorities
SSA
PDX
Cascade Mountain Range
SSA
Salem
Airport
FPOD - PW
Newport
Communications
Communications
ISB
Redmond
Airport
FPOD
Eugene PW
FPOD - PW
Coquille
FPOD - PW
Roseburg
FPOD - PW
Gold Beach
SSA
Medford
Airport

4. Fuel Source: Pasco Distribution Terminal and Other
Central and Eastern Oregon Fuel Strategies
Fuel Source: Pasco Distribution Terminal and Other
Viable Critical infrastructure
Transportation System, Power and Communications
Next Steps: Complete State Fuel Data Request
Reliant on petroleum industry to meet fuel demands
Implement voluntary & mandatory fuel conservation measures if needed
Implement Odd/Even Fuel Allocation Program if Needed
Implement Public Information Campaign to reduce fuel consumption if needed
Provide county backup communications contact information
Identify preliminary county priority lifeline routes
Identify preliminary county Fuel Points of Distribution

5. Oregon Fuel Action Plan
Deanna Henry
Emergency
Preparedness Manager
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