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Sentinel Midstream Texas & Louisiana

Sentinel Midstream Texas & Sentinel Midstream Louisiana (together “Sentinel”) were formed for the purpose of investing in pipelines, terminals, and related midstream infrastructure along the Gulf Coast. Sentinel is also pursuing opportunities to build, acquire and optimize midstream infrastructure in its core operating area. Sentinel has a results-oriented management team with a proven track record of maximizing value while maintaining its core values and environmental stewardship.

Enercoast Midstream

Enercoast Midstream and Enercoast Midstream Louisiana (together “Enercoast”) are joint ventures between Sentinel and ExxonMobil Pipeline Company that own and operate crude oil pipelines and terminals along the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast providing direct refining and export dock access. Sentinel operates and owns a majority interest in both Enercoast joint ventures, with a growth plan that consists of strategic expansions to provide further value for shippers.

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Enercoast Texas

  • Asset Overview: Approximately 20 miles of 16″ pipeline from Webster Terminal to ExxonMobil Baytown Refinery and Seabrook export terminal and approximately 10 miles of 20″ pipeline from Moore Rd Junction to ExxonMobil Baytown Refinery area
  • Common Carrier: Is a common carrier pipeline with publicly posted FERC and Texas Railroad Commission tariffs offering competitive contracted and walk-up rates for shippers
  • Crude Grades: Multiple crude oil grade offerings including WTI, Gulf of Mexico medium sour, Canadian heavy, as well as other crude grades
  • Storage: Access to approximately 3 MMbbl of existing storage at Webster Terminal

16″ Pipeline

Receipts:

  • Crude oil is received at Webster Terminal from multiple 3rd party pipeline systems including the 36” Wink-to-Webster pipeline, Genesis, Seaway, and an ExxonMobil 24” pipeline from Genoa Junction with access to receive barrels from Enterprise, ONEOK, KMCC and Converge

Deliveries:

  • ExxonMobil Baytown Refinery: 584,000 BPD capacity
  • Seabrook:
    – Export connectivity to Seabrook
    – Up to 700,000 BPD of export capacity with capability to load Aframax and Suezmax tankers

Pipeline Capacity: 270,000 BPD

20″ Pipeline

Connectivity:

  • The Moore Rd Junction to ExxonMobil Baytown Refinery area 20″ pipeline is capable of flowing bi-directional and well positioned for connectivity to multiple 3rd party pipelines at Moore Rd Junction

Pipeline Capacity: 270,000 BPD

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Enercoast Louisiana

  • Asset Overview: Approximately 122 miles of 16″ pipeline from the St. James and Raceland Terminals to the Anchorage Terminal connected to the ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery, Placid Refinery in Port Allen and further connectivity to Delek US’ Krotz Springs Refinery through Crescent Midstream
  • Common Carrier: Is a common carrier pipeline with a publicly posted LPSC tariff offering competitive committed and walk-up rates for shippers
  • Crude Grades: Multiple crude oil grade offerings including LLS, HLS, Poseidon, Mars, Thunderhorse, as well as other crude grades
  • Storage: Access to existing storage at the St. James, Raceland, and Anchorage Terminals

16″ Northline

Receipts:

  • Crude oil is received at the St. James Terminal from multiple 3rd party pipeline systems and storage hubs, including Ship Shoal, NuStar, Plains, LOCAP, Zydeco, and Crescent

Deliveries:

  • ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery: 540,000 BPD capacity
  • Placid Refinery in Port Allen: 75,000 BPD capacity
  • Delek Krotz Springs Refinery: 74,000 BPD capacity
    – Delivers directly to Krotz Springs via a direct connection to Crescent Midstream in Anchorage

Pipeline Capacity: 125,000 BPD

16″ Southline

Receipts:

  • Crude oil is received at the Raceland Terminal from multiple 3rd party pipeline systems including Genesis and Crescent.

Deliveries: 

  • ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery: 540,000 BPD capacity
  • Placid Refinery in Port Allen: 75,000 BPD capacity

Pipeline Capacity: 85,000 BPD

Tariffs

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