Of these, the shortest reported restart estimate is 2 weeks. An additional total of 684,000 b/d of capacity is running at reduced rates at three other refineries." Units completely shut down included Chevron Corp.'s 325,000 b/d refinery in Pascagoula, Miss., Valero Energy's St. Charles refinery, Motiva Enterprises LLC's 255,000 b/d facility in Convent, La., and 242,000 b/d refinery in Norco, La., ConocoPhillips' 247,000 b/d Alliance refinery, Marathon Oil Corp.'s 245,000 b/d Garyville, La., refinery, Chalmette Refining LLC's 187,200 b/d facility; and Murphy Oil Corp.'s Meraux, 125,000 b/d refinery. Other refiners did not make any projections for bringing their units back online. Still, said Jeffrey Morrison, a credit analyst at Standard & Poor's, a division of The McGraw-Hill Cos. Inc., said, "High commodity prices throughout 2005 are expected to provide some financial cushion for affected companies to withstand the expected temporary service and production disruptions and restoration efforts."