Onshore Pipelines
Genesis Energy owns and operates multiple onshore crude oil pipeline systems, with approximately 450 miles of pipeline located in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi.
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Texas Pipeline System
- Origins: DOE Pipeline, Cameron Highway Oil Pipeline System (CHOPS), and the Hastings Field
- Destinations: Genesis Webster Terminal (connectivity to ExxonMobil’s Baytown Refinery), Marathon’s Texas City Refinery, and Texas City Crude Oil Terminal barge dock
- System Miles: 47
- Capacity: 8-inch line – 60,000 barrels/day, 18-inch line – 275,000 barrels/day
Louisiana Pipeline System
- Origins: Port Hudson Terminal, Scenic Station rail unloading terminal, Baton Rouge Terminal, and Anchorage Tank Farm
- Destinations: Anchorage Tank Farm, ExxonMobil Pipeline Company Anchorage Station, and Baton Rouge Terminal
- System Miles: 25
- Capacity: 350,000 barrels/day
Alabama / Florida Pipeline System
- Origins: Various points in Alabama and Florida, including the Genesis Walnut Hill rail unloading terminal in Walnut Hill, Florida
- Destinations: Vertex Energy Refinery in Mobile, Alabama
- System Miles: 135
- Capacity: 150,000 barrels/day
Mississippi Pipeline System
- Origins: Various points in Mississippi
- Destinations: Plains All-American Pipeline in Liberty, Mississippi
- System Miles: 235
- Capacity: 45,000 barrels/day
