EIA: Four Petroleum Liquids Pipelines Were Completed in the U.S. Since 2023

SEATTLE (Oil Monster): Since 2023, four new petroleum liquids pipeline projects have been finished nationwide, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). This comprises one hydrocarbon gas liquids (HGL) project and three pipeline projects for crude oil. In the meantime, no new pipeline projects for petroleum products were finished during this time.

Bridger Pipeline, LLC developed the 150 000 bpd South Bend Pipeline. Crude oil is transported from Johnsons Corner, North Dakota, to Baker, Montana, by the project, which was finished last year.

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The second is the 630 000 bpd Keystone Port Neches Link pipeline, which was also finished in 2023 and was created by TC Energy and Motiva Enterprise. Motiva's facility in Port Neches and Sunoco Logistics' terminal in Nederland are connected by a five-mile pipeline.

The Navigator Energy Service-developed 90 000 bpd Borger Express Pipeline was another project finished in 2023. It delivers crude oil to Hutchinson County, Texas, from Major County, Oklahoma.

Additionally, Seminole Red Pipeline was transformed back into an HGL pipeline by Enterprise Products Partners from a crude oil pipeline. The conversion of the pipeline, that services the Permian Basin, was completed this year.