Crude Oil Pipelines

Texas Pipeline System consists of approximately ninety miles of pipe transporting oil and condensate produced in Central Texas and the Gulf Coast to refineries in Houston and Texas City. This system has the benefit of 220,000 barrels of above-ground storage capacity.

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Mississippi Pipeline System consists of approximately 230 miles of pipe gathering crude oil from production fields and delivering into the Capline Pipeline system for delivery to Midwest refineries. This system also has market flexibility with 247,500 barrels of above-ground storage. Denbury Resources, which is the owner of our general partner Genesis Energy, LLC, is the largest independent oil producer in the state. Denbury continues to invest in crude oil and CO₂ for tertiary recovery infrastructure in the state which will benefit this system.

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Jay Pipeline System consists of approximately 100 miles of pipeline delivering both trucked and field produced crude oil into Shell’s Mobile, Alabama refinery as well as other terminals. This system has approximately 230,000 barrels of above ground storage.

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Pt. Hudson, Louisiana Pipeline System, purchased from BP Pipeline in 2007, consists of approximately 3.25 miles of pipeline delivering both trucked and field produced crude oil to a barge dock on the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge. This system has approximately 216,000 barrels of above ground storage.

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