Inergy Midstream to acquire COLT oil hub in Bakken formation

Inergy Midstream LP, Kansas City, agreed to a $425 million purchase of Sugar Land, Tex.-based Rangeland Energy LLC, which owns and operates the COLT open-access crude oil rail terminal, storage, and pipeline complex to handle unconventional Bakken oil production near Epping, ND, in Williams County.
Nov. 5, 2012

Inergy Midstream LP, Kansas City, agreed to a $425 million purchase of Sugar Land, Tex.-based Rangeland Energy LLC, which owns and operates the COLT open-access crude oil rail terminal, storage, and pipeline complex to handle unconventional Bakken oil production near Epping, ND, in Williams County.

The hub uses a combination of gathering pipelines and trucks to aggregate crude oil into its 720,000 bbl storage. The hub offers two 8,700-ft rail loops with which it accommodates 120-car unit trains. The hub is capable of moving more than 120,000 b/d by railroad (OGJ Online, June 11, 2012).

A 21-mile, 10-in. pipeline connects the COLT hub to the Enbridge and Tesoro pipelines at Dry Fork terminal near Tioga, ND.

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