Texas City Terminal Pipeline

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Texas City Terminal Pipeline is a proposed natural oil pipeline in Texas, USA.

Location

The pipeline will run from a proposed offshore oil terminal to Texas City, Texas, USA.

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Project Details

• Operator:
• Owner: Enterprise Products Partners LP
• Parent company: Enterprise GP Holdings LP
• Capacity: 85,000 barrels per hour (equivalent to 2.04 million barrels per day)
• Diameter: 42 inches
• Length: 80 miles
• Status: Cancelled
• Start year: 2019

Background

The project was proposed in 2018.

The pipeline will run to a proposed offshore terminal capable of loading and exporting crude oil. It is currently in the front-end engineering and design phase and is preparing applications for regulatory permitting.

As of April 2022, there was no evidence for further development of the pipeline or associated oil terminal, and it is considered cancelled.