List of oil pipelines
This is a list of oil pipelines.
Africa
- Chad–Cameroon pipeline – Chad–Cameroon
- Sudeth pipeline – South Sudan–Ethiopia (under construction)
- Transnet Pipelines – South Africa
- Sumed pipeline – Egypt
- Tazama Pipeline – Tanzania– Zambia
- Nembe Creek Trunk Line – Nigeria
Asia
- Afghanistan Oil Pipeline (planned)
- Alashankou–Dushanzi Crude Oil Pipeline
- Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline
- Baku–Supsa Pipeline
- Baku–Novorossiysk pipeline
- Caspian Pipeline Consortium
- Eastern Siberia–Pacific Ocean oil pipeline
- Habshan–Fujairah oil pipeline
- Kabrai–Dhanbad cutter pipeline
- Kandla–Gorakhpur LPG pipeline (planned)
- Kazakhstan–China oil pipeline
- Kirkuk–Banias pipeline
- Kirkuk–Ceyhan Oil Pipeline
- Koyali–Mohanpura product pipeline
- Mumbai–Manmad Pipeline
- Mundra–Delhi pipeline
- Mundra–Panipat crude oil pipeline
- Paradip-Haldia-Barauni crude oil pipeline
- PS Pipeline[1]
- Samsun–Ceyhan Pipeline
- Sino-Burma pipelines
- South–North Pipeline Korea
- Trans-Arabian Pipeline, a.k.a. Tapline (defunct)
- Trans-Israel pipeline
- Trans Korea Pipeline
- Trans-Caspian Oil Pipeline – planned
- Salaya–Mathura crude oil pipeline
- White Oil Pipeline in Pakistan
Europe
Oil pipelines in Europe (2007)
- Adria oil pipeline
- AMBO pipeline
- Baltic Pipeline System
- Brent System
- Burgas-Alexandroupoli pipeline
- CLH Pipelines – Spain
- Druzhba pipeline
- Forties pipeline system
- Grozny-Tuapse pipeline
- Ninian pipeline
- Odessa-Brody pipeline
- Pan-European Pipeline
- Transalpine Pipeline
- South European Pipeline
- TRAPIL – France
North America
| Name | Status | Capacity (bpd) | Receipt Point(s) | Crossing | Delivery Point(s) | Owner(s) | Length (km) | Regulator | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora | operating | 45,000 | Rangeland Pipeline | Carway | Glacier Pipeline | Plains Midstream | 0.75 | AER | |
| Cochin | operating | Explorer, TEPPCO, Wabash pipelines at Kankakee, IL | Elmore, SK | Fort Saskatchewan, AB | Moves condensate westward from 2014; from 1979 it moved product eastward. | ||||
| Enbridge Bakken | operating | 145,000 | Steelman, SK, & Berthold, ND | Portal | Enbridge Mainline at Cromer | Enbridge Bakken Pipeline Co | 132 | ||
| Enbridge Pipeline System | operating | Kerrobert & Regina, SK; Cromer, MB; Clearbrook, MB | Gretna, MB | Enbridge | |||||
| Enbridge Norman Wells | suspended | Norman Well, NWT | Zama, AB | Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc. | 869 c | Shut down after
2016 | |||
| Express Pipeline | operating | 280,000 | Hardisty, AB | Wild Horse, AB | Casper, WY | Express Pipeline Ltd | 439 c | ||
| Keystone Pipeline 1 | operating | 300,000 | Alberta (Hardisty) | Haskett, AB | Steele City, NB & Cushing, OK | TransCanada | Crosses South Dakota to Steele City, where it branches east through Kansas and Missouri to delivery points at Wood River and Patoka, Illinois, and south to delivery points at Cushing, Oklahoma and Houston and Port Arthur, Texas. Along the way at Patoka, Keystone delivers crude oil to the Plains terminal which facilitates delivery to local refineries via third party pipelines. | ||
| Keystone Pipeline 2 | operating | ||||||||
| Keystone XL Pipeline | proposed | TransCanada | |||||||
| Milk River Pipeline | operating | 97,900 | Bow River Pipeline, Milk River, AB | Sweetgrass, MT | Front Range Pipeline, Coutts, AB | Plains Midstream | 69 c | AER | |
| Portland-Montreal Pipe Line | part operation | 223,000 | South Portland, ME | Montreal, QC | Montreal Pipe Line Ltd | 236 c | This is the NEB-regulated segment of the Portland-Montreal pipeline system. Moves crude from Atlantic to Suncor refinery at Montreal. Two of 3 pipelines decommissioned (12 & 18 inch). Only 24-inch in operation | ||
| Southern Lights | operating | 180,000 | Manhattan, IL | Edmonton, AB | Enbridge Southern Lights GP Inc. | 1529 c | Moves diluent north; formed in 2010 by reversing 1465 km of former Enbridge Line 13 and constructing 1091 km of new pipeline in the U.S. It shares the Enbridge Mainline right-of-way. | ||
| Trans Mountain Pipeline System | operating | Edmonton, AB, & Kamloops, BC. | Burnaby & Burrard Inlet, BC, & Sumas, WA | Kinder Morgan | Moves crude oil & petroleum products to Parkland Burnaby refinery & Suncor Burrard products terminal; moves crude oil to four refineries in Washington via connection at Sumas to Puget Sound Pipeline; moves crude oil to Asia and U.S. West coast via Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby. One of few to ship crude & products in one pipe | ||||
| Trans-Northern | operating | 132,000 | Montreal & Nanticoke | Toronto, Oakville, Ottawa, Maitland, Belleville, Cornwall, Kingston, Montreal, Dorval | RPPs delivery at points including Oakville, Toronto, Ottawa, Maitland, Belleville, Cornwall, Kingston, Montreal, Dorval; operates bi-directionally between Toronto & Oakville. Three other petroleum products pipelines (two Sun-Canadian and Enbridge’s Line 8) transport gasoline, diesel, heating oil and jet fuel to Toronto and other cities along the route. | ||||
| Utopia / Cochin Eastern | operating | 50,000 | Harrison County, OH | Windsor, ON | Formerly the eastern part of Cochin. Moves ethane from new pipeline from a point in Harrison County to a connection with existing Kinder Morgan pipeline and facilities near Riga, Michigan. | ||||
| Wascana | operating | 40,000 | Raymond Station, MT | Plains Terminal, Regina | Plains Midstream | 173 c | Moves light crude from Bakken north to connect to Enbridge Mainline at Regina; prior to 2012 it was southbound | ||
| Westspur | operating | 247,400 | Alida, Steelman, Bryant, Midale, SK | Enbridge Mainline near Cromer, MB | TEML | 511 c | Saskatchewan | Tundra Energy Marketing; Moves crude oil & condensate to Mainline; until Dec. 2106 owned by Enbridge |
Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc.United States
- Big Inch
- Calnev Pipeline
- Chaparral NGL System
- Colonial Pipeline
- Dakota Access Pipeline
- Dixie Pipeline
- Double H Pipeline
- Dow Pipeline Company
- Enbridge Pipeline System
- Jayhawk and Kaw Pipelines
- Keystone Pipeline
- Keystone XL Pipeline (proposed)
- Lakehead Pipeline
- Longhorn Pipeline
- Magellan Midstream Partners
- Mid-America Pipeline System
- Minnesota Pipeline
- North Dakota Pipeline
- Olympic Pipeline
- Plantation Pipeline
- Pilgrim Pipeline (proposed)
- Pony Express Pipeline
- Ruby Pipeline
- Seaway Pipeline
- Seminole Pipeline
- Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
- Trans Mountain Pipeline
- Unev Pipeline
- Yellowstone Pipeline
Other pipelines
- Sand Hills Pipeline: This pipeline is being developed by DCP Midstream. It will extend for 700 miles from West to East Texas and have an initial capacity of approximately 120,000 barrels per day.[2] The first segment of the pipeline opened in October 2012.[3]
- Pecos River Pipeline: Developed by Bridger Group and Advantage Pipeline, the Pecos River Pipeline will provide a link from the Delaware Basin to the Gulf Coast. The pipeline will run from the Pecos, Texas, to Crane, Texas, where it will connect to the Longhorn Pipeline. The Pecos River Pipeline will have an initial capacity of 150,000 barrels per day.[4]
- Sterling III Pipeline: Under development from Oneok Partners, the Sterling III Pipeline will extend from parts of Texas and Oklahoma in the Mid-Continent region to the Gulf Coast, and have a capacity of approximately 193,000 barrels per day.[5]
- ATEX Express: Enterprise Products Partners is developing the 1,230-mile ATEX Express pipeline to transport ethane from Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio to the Gulf Coast.[6]
Ibero America
- Activo de Burgos pipeline network – Mexico
- Burgos–Monterrey pipeline – Mexico
- Cadereyta pipeline – Mexico
- Ecopetrol pipelines – Colombia
- OCP pipeline – Ecuador
- Oil tanking pipeline – Argentina
- PDVSA pipelines – Venezuela
- PEMEX pipelines – Mexico
- Petroandina pipeline – Argentina (Under Construction)
- Recope pipelines – Costa Rica
- San Fernando pipeline – Mexico
- SOTE pipeline – Ecuador
- Tamazunchale pipeline – Mexico
- TGN pipeline network – Argentina
- TGI pipeline network – Colombia
- TGS pipeline network – Argentina
- Trans-Isthmian pipeline – Panama
- Transpetro pipelines – Brazil
See also
References
- ↑ http://www.petronas.com.my/about-us/petronas-directory/Pages/PETRONAS%20Directory/PS-Pipeline-Sdn-Bhd.aspx
- ↑ "2012 Worldwide Pipeline Construction Report," Pipeline and Gas Journal 239 (1). January 2012.
- ↑ "DCP Midstream Announces Opening of Sand Hills Pipeline Providing NGL Access from the Eagle Ford Shale," October 24, 2012, Business Wire.
- ↑ "Bridger Joins Advantage Pipeline in Development of Pecos River Pipeline," Pipeline and Gas Journal 239 (11). November 2012.
- ↑ Walton, Rod. "ONEOK plans new pipeline," May 3, 2011, The Tulsa World.
- ↑ Zacks Equity Research. "EPD's ATEX Express Offers Capacity," August 31, 2012, Yahoo! Finance.
External links
- Map of Oil and Natural Gas Pipelines in the United States (Sept 2015) - Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
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