Onshore Terminals

We have the expertise to handle your logistics needs, from the well pad to the refinery. Our diverse assets include pipelines, trucks, terminals, and rail unloading assets. For optimal supply chain flexibility, our destination terminals are located near refinery-centric demand centers and provide our customers with flexibility to access multiple markets by pipeline, and in some cases by barge. Genesis’ main terminals are located in Texas City and Webster, Texas; Baton Rouge and Raceland, Louisiana; Walnut Hill, Florida; and Natchez, Mississippi; with access to multiple refineries along the Gulf Coast.

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Texas City Terminal

Onshore tanks and equipment with sunset in background in Texas City, TX

Our Texas City Terminal is located in Texas City, Texas, and is directly connected to the Genesis owned and operated CHOPS system in the Gulf of Mexico and the Hoover Offshore Oil Pipeline System (HOOPS) via the Department of Energy (DOE) Pipeline. With 600,000 barrels of on-site storage capacity, we provide our customers access to multiple grades of offshore crude oil.

Downstream pipeline delivery points include the Genesis Webster Terminal (connectivity to ExxonMobil’s Baytown refinery), the Texas City refining market, and Genesis' Texas City Crude Oil Terminal barge dock.

Baton Rouge Terminal

Our Baton Rouge Terminal is located in Port Allen, Louisiana, adjacent to ExxonMobil’s Baton Rouge Refinery. The terminal has approximately 1.6 million barrels of storage capacity with both import and export capabilities. The Baton Rouge Terminal is pipeline connected to the Port of Baton Rouge, which provides our customers with deepwater vessel loading and unloading capabilities for Aframax and Panamax class vessels.

Scenic Station

Scenic Station is located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, just north of ExxonMobil’s Baton Rouge Refinery. The terminal has the capacity to unload multiple unit trains per day of light and heavy crude oil and also boasts approximately 440,000 barrels of storage capacity.

Downstream pipeline delivery points include ExxonMobil’s Baton Rouge Refinery, Alon’s Krotz Springs Refinery, and the Genesis Baton Rouge Terminal.

Raceland Terminal

Birds eye view of onshore equipment in Raceland, LA

Located 45 miles southwest of New Orleans in Raceland, Louisiana. This multi-faceted terminal primarily facilitates the downstream movement of Gulf of Mexico production from the Genesis owned and operated Poseidon Pipeline. The terminal also has the capacity to unload two unit trains per day of crude oil and has approximately 515,000 barrels of storage capacity.

Downstream pipeline delivery points include St. James, Louisiana, via LOCAP and ExxonMobil’s Baton Rouge Refinery via ExxonMobil’s South Line.

Webster Terminal

Located in Webster, Texas, the Webster Terminal primarily facilitates the downstream movement of Gulf of Mexico production received via the Genesis Texas City Terminal. The terminal also receives barrels from the Hastings Field via the Genesis Texas Pipeline System. Downstream pipeline delivery points include ExxonMobil’s refinery in Baytown, Texas.

Walnut Hill Terminal

Located 40 miles north of Pensacola, Florida, the Walnut Hill Terminal has the infrastructure to receive and unload crude oil unit trains. The terminal provides a direct connection to the Genesis Alabama/Florida Pipeline System, which provides delivery to Vertex Energy’s refinery in Mobile, Alabama.

Natchez Terminal

Located on the Mississippi River in Natchez, Mississippi, this terminal provides heavy crudes that come in by rail with access to Gulf Coast markets via barge. With 100 heated rail unloading spots, truck unloading capabilities, and storage assets, we provide the ability to unload manifest and unit trains as well as trucks, and load barges for refinery customers located on the Mississippi River.