Oil pipeline · United States

Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT) Pipelines

Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT) Pipelines is a crude oil / petroleum products pipeline running through United States. The project is currently at the proposed stage, with a planned start in 2027.

2,000,000 boe/dCapacity
ProposedStatus
2027Start year
≈ 79 kmMapped length
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Overview

It has a reported design capacity of 2,000,000 boe/d and a mapped route of roughly 79 km.

Ownership: Enbridge; Enterprise Products Partners (parent company: Enbridge Inc; Enterprise Products Partners LP).

Why it matters

  • The 3rd-largest crude oil / petroleum products pipeline in United States by capacity (of 178 operating, under-construction and planned oil pipeline facilities tracked).
  • Ranks #10 worldwide among oil pipeline facilities of the same status group by capacity.
  • 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

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Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT) Pipelines?

Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT) Pipelines has a capacity of 2,000,000 boe/d according to the latest Global Energy Monitor data.

Who owns Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT) Pipelines?

Enbridge; Enterprise Products Partners — parent company: Enbridge Inc; Enterprise Products Partners LP.

Where is Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT) Pipelines located?

The pipeline runs through United States.

When is Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT) Pipelines expected to start?

Start year: 2027. Current status: Proposed.

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