Double Eagle Pipeline, a partnership between Kinder Morgan and Magellan Midstream, is expanding to move more crude and condensate to the Houston Ship Channel.
Double Eagle Pipeline has signed an agreement with Anadarko Petroleum to extend its pipeline system and connect with the KMCC Pipeline to move crude to the Houston Ship Channel.
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Double Eagle is expected to spend approximately $45 million to add 160,000 bbls of storage and add a pump state at Gardendale, as well as build 10 miles of pipeline connecting the system to the KMCC System in Karnes County.
“We are pleased that customer demand on the Double Eagle system is continuing to grow,” said Michael Mears, Magellan’s chief executive officer. “The increased connectivity for the Double Eagle system is in direct response to our customers’ desire to more efficiently supply additional condensate barrels to the Houston Ship Channel.”
To service the Double Eagle addition, Kinder Morgan plans to add 240,000 bbls of storage at the KMCC's Helena Station.
Through Kinder Morgan's KMCC Pipeline oil moves to delivery points in the Houston Ship Channel or the Phillips 66 Sweeney Refinery in Brazoria County, TX.
The KMCC pipeline system has capacity of 300,000 b/d and has been in operation since mid-2012.
Read more: Kinder Morgan Expanding Into Gonzales County
About Double Eagle Pipeline
The Double Eagle Pipeline includes 140 miles of 12-inch pipeline connecting to an existing 50-mile, 14- and 16-inch pipeline segment owned by Kinder Morgan extending from Three Rivers, Texas, to Magellan’s marine and storage terminal in Corpus Christi, Texas. The capacity of the pipeline is 100,000 barrels per day, but can be expanded with additional pumps.
Read more at kindermorgan.com
