Crude oil flows from the Permian Basin to Corpus Christi saw a decline in March 2024, dropping by 33 Mb/d to 2.23 MMb/d compared to February’s 2.27 MMb/d (see blue line in the graph below), according to data from the Texas Railroad Commission. Including Eagle Ford volumes picked up along the way, these pipelines totaled 2.45 MMb/d, or 96% utilization, in March, indicating they were nearly full.
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Permian-to-Corpus Crude Oil Flows on the Rise
Crude oil flows from the Permian Basin to Corpus Christi increased in May 2024, rising by 52 Mb/d to 2.4 MMb/d, compared to April’s 2.35 MMb/d, according to data from the Texas Railroad Commission.
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Permian-to-Corpus Crude Oil Flows Rise 5% in April
Crude oil flows from the Permian Basin to the Corpus Christi area increased by 5% in April 2024, reaching 2.35 MMb/d, according to data from the Texas Railroad Commission.
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You're Gonna Go Far - EPIC Crude Pipeline, Poised for Growth
The EPIC Crude Pipeline, which stretches from the prolific Permian Basin in West Texas to Corpus Christi, has operated above its original nameplate capacity for more than a year, with volumes rising in recent months. Owner EPIC Midstream in April sold its NGL pipeline to Phillips 66 for $2.2 billion and its Olefins Pipeline to Howard Energy Partners in December 2024. In today’s RBN blog, we’ll discuss the EPIC Crude Pipeline and what might be ahead.
