San Mateo Midstream Completes Crude Oil Pipeline System in New Mexico
12/19/2018
DALLAS – San Mateo Midstream’s Black River Oil Pipeline has been placed its Rustler Breaks Pipeline System into service in Eddy County, N.M., following a successful open season earlier this year.
The system includes 17 miles of 10-inch crude oil gathering and transportation pipelines, which interconnects with Plains Pipeline.
Subsidiaries of San Mateo and a Plains subsidiary have agreed, through a joint tariff arrangement, to offer producers located within the 400,000-acre joint development area in the county, crude oil transportation services from the wellhead to Midland, Texas, with access to other end markets.
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Pipeline Project Spotlight
Owner:
Phillips 66, Bridger Pipeline
Project:
Liberty Pipeline
Type:
Project includes construction of an oil pipeline from the Bakken and Rockies production areas to Corpus Christi, TX
Length:
~1,300 miles
Capacity:
350 Mbpd
Start:
NA
Completion:
4Q 2020
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