Glass Mountain Oil Pipeline
Summary Information
- Source: Alva in Woods County, Oklahoma
- Destination: Cushing, Oklahoma
- Ownership: SemGroup, Chesapeake, Gavilon
- Website: http://www.semgroupcorp.com/
- Length: kilometres (210 miles)
- Capacity: 140,000 barrels of oil per day
- Crude Type:
Brief Description
- The new pipeline, constructed by SemGroup, will have an initial capacity of approximately 140,000 barrels per day and 440,000 barrels of intermediate storage. The pipeline will consist of two laterals. One lateral will originate near the town of Alva in Woods County, Oklahoma. The second lateral will originate near the town of Arnett in Ellis County, Oklahoma. The pipeline will increase in diameter where the laterals intersect near Cleo Springs in Major County, Oklahoma and continue east to Cushing, Oklahoma. The pipeline will terminate at Gavilon's Cushing facility, where the joint venture will own one million barrels of crude oil storage. Following pipeline construction, Rose Rock Midstream, LP (NYSE:RRMS), SemGroup's master limited partnership, will serve as the pipeline operator.
Pipeline Status
- Construction of the pipeline is expected to begin this summer and be commissioned in the fall of 2013
History
- 2012 - Glass Mountain Pipeline LLC formed
- 2012 - Chesapeake sells it shares to SemGroup and Gavilon
Other Information
- The pipeline system is expected to meet growing and diverse midstream requirements resulting from the drilling activity in western Oklahoma and the Mississippian Lime Oil Play
Links
- SemGroup Corporation, Chesapeake Energy and Gavilon Finalize Glass Mountain Pipeline Joint Venture Agreements
- SemGroup Corporation and Gavilon to Increase Ownership of Glass Mountain Pipeline
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