Oil pipeline · Mexico

Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline

Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline is a crude oil / petroleum products pipeline running through Mexico. The project is currently in operation and has been in service since 2000.

160,000 boe/dCapacity
OperatingStatus
2000Start year
≈ 876 kmMapped length
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Overview

It has a reported design capacity of 160,000 boe/d and a mapped route of roughly 876 km.

Ownership: Pemex (parent company: Petróleos Mexicanos EPE).

Why it matters

  • The 10th-largest crude oil / petroleum products pipeline in Mexico by capacity (of 15 operating oil pipeline facilities tracked).
  • Oil pipelines carry crude or refined products from fields to refineries and export terminals and are often critical links in national supply and export revenues.

Location

Imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline?

Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline has a capacity of 160,000 boe/d according to the latest Global Energy Monitor data.

Who owns Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline?

Pemex — parent company: Petróleos Mexicanos EPE.

Where is Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline located?

The pipeline runs through Mexico.

When did Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline start operating?

Start year: 2000. Current status: Operating.

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