It sat 10 stories high and held special memories before closing its doors last year in Baytown. See the demolition of the historic 'White House" that held ExxonMobil's main office.
The two men who filed the lawsuit claim they were forced to jump 20 feet to safety and suffered spinal and head injuries.
It's still unclear what led to the fire at the refinery, but some neighbors recall hearing what sounded like an explosion and then seeing the large flames.
With multiple investigations underway to determine what caused the fire that injured four people, the question that everyone is asking, what was released into the air?
First responders had been working to put out the fire since 1 a.m. It was safely extinguished by about 9 a.m. Officials are continuing to monitor the air quality.
As has been the case with other energy companies, the Texas-based oil giant is basing the reductions on the pandemic's impact.