PBF Energy to Present Refining and Renewables Strategy at Early‑2026 Energy Conferences

PBF Gears Up for Early‑2026 Energy Conferences to Outline Refining and Renewable Fuel Strategy

Refining-to-Renewables Strategy Takes Center Stage

PBF Energy is participating in three investor conferences in early 2026 as it highlights the company’s refining operations and advancing renewable fuels work. Senior management is scheduled to present at the Scotiabank Global Energy Conference on Feb. 25, the Raymond James Institutional Investor Conference on March 2–3 and the Wolfe Research Refining Conference on March 5, and any presentation materials appear on the company’s Investor Relations website. The public schedule gives PBF a platform to set out operational priorities and its approach to the energy transition while engaging directly with analysts and industry peers.

The company frames these appearances around its dual role as a large independent North American refiner and a partner in next‑generation fuel development. PBF operates refineries and related facilities in California, Delaware, Louisiana, New Jersey and Ohio, and it highlights safety, reliability and environmental responsibility as core objectives. The firm is a 50% partner in the St. Bernard Renewables joint venture, which focuses on producing sustainable, next‑generation fuels and supporting decarbonization efforts across its asset base.

Management uses the conferences to discuss how PBF balances conventional refining economics with investments in lower‑carbon technologies and feedstock flexibility. Presentations and webcasts provide a forum to explain infrastructure work, project timelines and how renewable fuel initiatives integrate with refining operations and emission‑reduction targets. By sharing slides and webcasts on its Investor Relations page, PBF aims to provide transparency on operational performance and strategic priorities as the industry adjusts to evolving fuel demand and regulatory pressures.

Investor Access, Webcasts and Contacts

Investors and analysts planning to follow the events are encouraged to check PBF Energy’s Investor Relations page at www.pbfenergy.com for presentation times, webcast links and accompanying slides. For inquiries, the company lists Colin Murray for investor relations at [email protected], Tel: 973.455.7578, and Michael C. Karlovich for media at [email protected], Tel: 973.455.8981.

Related Company Notices

PBF’s release cites related recent items on its website, including fourth‑quarter and full‑year 2025 results and a declared dividend of $0.275 per share. The company reiterates its mission to operate safely, provide a rewarding workplace, contribute to communities and pursue superior returns while navigating refining and renewable fuel opportunities.