Very nice win,lots of good paying jobs to build and use.

Hmm close to Venezuela...

Also close to Musk's space city...

Anyone think that Musk could get it built quickly?

How fast did he do that Battery plant?

Faster than News um can build one little rail bridge..

Thank you to our partners in India

DAMN IT YOU WERE SO CLOSE

They're only going to hire their own! You KNOW this!

Curious how that’s going to affect tourism to South Padre island.

Glad we partnered with the jeets on this project, you know, because there’s no Americans that would want to invest in something like this.

Here is a website:

https://americafirstrefining.com/

Reliance Industries is an Indian company that is offering up $300 billion to get this project started.

May be a nice investment opportunity if you get in early. America First Refining (AFR) has not announced any public investment opportunities such as stock offerings.

I see Reliance Industries (RLNIY) on the NYSE however there is no data about the stock price. May be in the early stages of setting up a public release of stock offerings, We need to keep an eye on this. $$$

India. Awesome.

I grew up in south Texas, and still visit family and friends there regularly. South Padre Island ends just north of Brownsville . Just a couple miles south of there, the Rio Grande dumps into the gulf. That piece of land just across from the southern tip of SPI and north of the mouth of the Rio Grande is all marshes and flat scrub brush covered land. The only thing there originally was the Port of Brownsville. Then in the 70's came Brown and Root who built off shore oil platforms. It has changed hands many times, but still keeps building those platforms. Recently Space X moved there, and now this refinery. The three counties that touch the Rio Grande before the Gulf, plus one county more to the north are known as the Rio Grande Valley. The RGV is separated from the rest of Texas, all north of there, by a VAST expanse of nothing but ranch land (King Ranch) and more ranches, no gas stations, stores, or communties. This separation used to make the RGV seem out of the way and kept development muted. But now that south Texas is a destination of choice and has been growing by leaps and bounds for many years. I am just guessing, but there is probably over 1/2 million people In the RGV. The gasoline has to be shipped there by barge, boat, or truck as does most everything else. So a refinery is not anybodies first choice for a new neighbor, but it is economically needed and viable. The Gulf of America is loaded with offshore platforms from every direction, so it all seems a good fit and probably the best place in all south Texas to put a refinery. Just one Texans thoughts.

About 6 more of these and we will be rollin.

THIS is why gas prices have stayed high: Obama shut down several US refineries

Now let’s get him to disallow Billy gates’s nuclear plant in Wyoming.