# Buckeye Texas Hub Condensate Splitter (Corpus Christi)

Buckeye Texas Hub Condensate Splitter (Corpus Christi), Corpus Christi, TX. 60,000 bpd crude capacity (EIA-820). Injects into Flint Hills Resources and NuStar Pipeline; reaches 4 delivery points and 6 terminals by published tariff. Crude supply, outlets, events.

- Location: Corpus Christi, TX
- Status: active
- Crude capacity: 60,000 bpd (EIA-820)
- Operator: Buckeye Texas Processing LLC (Buckeye Partners, L.P. subsidiary)
- Parent: Buckeye Partners, L.P. — taken private by IFM Investors (Australian infrastructure fund) in a deal that closed November 2019; Buckeye Partners' NYSE-listed units (BPL) were delisted at that time. IFM remains the ultimate owner.

## Pipelines it injects into
- Flint Hills Resources at Corpus Christi refineries (East and West) (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/flint-hills-resources/
- NuStar Pipeline at Corpus Christi Valero West refinery (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/nustar-pipeline/
- NuStar Pipeline at Corpus Christi Terminal, Nueces County, TX (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/nustar-pipeline/
- NuStar Pipeline at CITGO Refinery, Nueces County (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/nustar-pipeline/
- NuStar Pipeline at Origin Station, Corpus Christi, Nueces County (T-74-TX-2714 'S Tx-Origin Station') (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/nustar-pipeline/
- NuStar Pipeline at Corpus Christi Terminal (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/nustar-pipeline/

## Reach by published tariff route
| Pipeline | Delivery points | Terminals | Lowest ¢/bbl | Median ¢/bbl |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NuStar Pipeline | 4 | 6 | 51.69 | 200.46 |

## Reach by barge (inferred)
37 terminals supplied by barge from docks on Corpus Christi Ship Channel, in 9 rack markets.

## Crude supply
- pipeline: Buckeye Eagle Ford gathering system (field gathering facilities acquired with the 2014 Corpus Christi terminal deal) — The 2014 acquisition press release describes 'three field gathering facilities with associated storage and pipeline connectivity' feeding Eagle Ford crude/condensate directly to the Corpus Christi terminal/splitter complex. This is the only crude/condensate supply route independently confirmed this session; it is NOT one of the canonical long-haul Permian pipelines listed in our graph.
- marine: Corpus Christi Ship Channel deep-water docks (Buckeye Texas Hub) — The Hub was built with 'five vessel berths including three deep-water docks'; plausible for both inbound and outbound movements, but not confirmed this session as an inbound crude source specifically.

## Product outlets
- marine: Corpus Christi Ship Channel deep-water docks (Buckeye Texas Hub) — The Hub's core business model is deep-water export of crude/condensate and splitter products; this is well supported by the facility's design (5.6 million bbl storage, 3 deep-water docks) though the specific outbound stream mix was not itemized in sources found this session.

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Source: Thinking On Energy Supply Explorer — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/refinery/buckeye-texas-processing-llc-corpus-christi-tx/
Built from published FERC pipeline tariffs, EIA-820, the IRS Terminal Control Number list and sourced research. Rates are line-haul only. Cite as: Thinking On Energy, Supply Explorer, 2026-09-30.