Crude oil flows from the Permian Basin to Corpus Christi dipped in January 2024 to levels lower than the previous five months. January’s total was 2.24 MMb/d, according to latest data from the Texas Railroad Commission, down from the previous monthly average of 2.34 MMb/d. While most pipelines experienced declines in January due to a nearly 4% drop in Permian production caused by the cold snap, pipelines to Corpus Christi saw Permian receipts decline greater than 9%.
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Permian-to-Corpus Crude Oil Flows Decline in March
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, according to data from the Texas Railroad Commission.
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Permian-to-Corpus Crude Flows Dipped in November but Remained Near Capacity
Permian-to-Corpus crude oil flows fell by 41 Mb/d to 2.41 MMb/d in November, just 50 Mb/d below September’s record, according to the latest monthly data from the Texas Railroad Commission.
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Permian-to-Corpus Crude Oil Flows Dip in June Despite Wink to Webster Downtime
crude oil flows from the Permian Basin to Corpus Christi declined slightly in June, decreasing by 19 Mb/d from May levels to 2.39 MMb/d.
