Magellan Midstream to build condensate splitter

Pipeline operator Magellan Midstream Partners LP, Tulsa, reported it will spend $250 million to build a 50,000 b/d capacity condensate splitter and other facilities at its Corpus Christi, Tex., terminal, which serves the Eagle Ford shale.
April 1, 2014

Pipeline operator Magellan Midstream Partners LP, Tulsa, reported it will spend $250 million to build a 50,000 b/d capacity condensate splitter and other facilities at its Corpus Christi, Tex., terminal, which serves the Eagle Ford shale.

The splitter construction is supported by a long-term commitment from Trafigura AG. Magellan said it could construct an additional 50,000-b/d capacity splitter at the site if demand grows.

The Magellan project will include 1 million bbl of storage, dock improvements, and two additional truck-rack bays and pipeline connectivity between Magellan’s terminal and Trafigura’s nearby facility.

The splitter is slated for operation in second-half 2016, Magellan said.

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