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Whole Lotta Splittin’ Going On - Processing Gulf Coast Condensate

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  1. Whole Lotta Splittin’ Goin’ On – Marathon Petroleum’s Utica Shale Strategy
  2. Whole Lotta Splittin’ Goin’ On – Marathon Petroleum’s Utica Shale Strategy – Part 2
  3. Whole lotta splittin’ going on – Utica Condensate Routes To Canada
  4. Whole Lotta Splittin’ Going On – Crosstex and UEO Condensate and C5 Takeaway from Utica
  5. Whole Lotta Splittin’ Going On – Utica Natural Gasoline Takeaway – MarkWest and Blue Racer
  6. Whole Lotta Splittin’ Going On - Processing Gulf Coast Condensate
  7. Whole Lotta Splittin’ Going On – Gulf Coast Condensate Splitter Economics
  8. Whole Lotta Splittin’ Going On – The Market for US Gulf Naphtha from Condensate Splitters

Four midstream companies are building or planning condensate splitter capacity to process at least 400 Mb/d of Eagle Ford production by 2016.  These facilities will join BASF/Total, who have been operating a 75 Mb/d splitter at Port Arthur since 2000. Gulf Coast refiners are also increasing their capacity to process lighter crudes. These infrastructure developments are being made in response to a flood of condensate range material coming out of the Eagle Ford into Houston and Corpus Christi.  Today we detail these plans. 

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