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My Way - ExxonMobil's Strategy for Wink to Webster Pipeline Enhances Control of Permian Crude

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  6. My Way - ExxonMobil's Strategy for Wink to Webster Pipeline Enhances Control of Permian Crude

The Wink to Webster Pipeline, operated by ExxonMobil, stands out as the largest crude oil pipeline by capacity exiting the prolific Permian Basin in West Texas. What makes it even more of a midstream icon is the company’s hands-on management of the entire process, from the production well to the long-haul run to delivery to ExxonMobil’s refineries. In today’s RBN blog, we’ll examine Wink to Webster’s complicated ownership structure, how it connects directly to terminals run by its owners and its destination flexibility. 

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