# ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery

ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery, Baton Rouge, LA. 523,500 bpd crude capacity (EIA-820). Injects into Bengal Pipeline, Colonial Pipeline and Plantation Pipeline; reaches 99 delivery points and 257 terminals by published tariff. Crude supply, outlets, events.

- Location: Baton Rouge, LA
- Status: active
- Crude capacity: 523,500 bpd (EIA-820)
- Operator: ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company
- Parent: ExxonMobil Corporation

## Pipelines it injects into
- Bengal Pipeline at Exxon Mobil PL Junction, Baton Rouge Product Station (East Feliciana Parish) (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/bengal-pipeline/
- Colonial Pipeline at Baton Rouge (E. Feliciana Parish) (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/colonial-pipeline/
- Plantation Pipeline at Baton Rouge (East Baton Rouge Parish), incl. Dock Station and Bengal/Marathon proportional receipts (same city) — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/pipeline/plantation-pipeline/

## Reach by published tariff route
| Pipeline | Delivery points | Terminals | Lowest ¢/bbl | Median ¢/bbl |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colonial Pipeline | 68 | 380 | 47.33 | 129.52 |
| Plantation Pipeline | 30 | 155 | 84.63 | 180.81 |
| Bengal Pipeline | 1 | 0 | 27.90 | 27.90 |

## Crude supply
- pipeline: Capline Pipeline — Capline was reversed and entered full southbound service Jan 1, 2022 (after interim service from Dec 18, 2021). It now carries Western Canadian heavy and Bakken crude south from Patoka to the St. James hub. The pipeline's operator (Marathon Pipe Line) explicitly names Baton Rouge and Garyville as destinations served from the reversed line's St. James-area deliveries.
- pipeline: Genesis Energy pipeline from Port Hudson, LA terminal — An 18-mile, 20-inch pipeline announced in 2013 connecting Genesis Energy's Port Hudson terminal to the Baton Rouge refinery; likely light/domestic crude, not independently re-verified beyond the Wikipedia summary.
- marine: Mississippi River dock(s) — The refinery sits directly on the Mississippi River with dock infrastructure typical of Gulf Coast river refineries; plausible but not independently documented in the sources reviewed for this file. Treat as inferred, not confirmed.

## Product outlets
- pipeline: Plantation Pipeline — Plantation Pipeline's documented origin is Baton Rouge, Louisiana, running to the Washington DC metro area -- consistent with a Baton Rouge refinery injecting into it.
- pipeline: Colonial Pipeline — Colonial Pipeline's own operations page states Bengal Pipeline (a Colonial/Shell Midstream JV) 'connects southern Louisiana refineries to the Colonial mainlines at its Baton Rouge origin point.' Consistent with a Baton Rouge refinery reaching Colonial via Bengal/Baton Rouge tankage rather than a direct mainline tie-in.
- pipeline: Centennial Pipeline — Research found Centennial's Louisiana segment runs Beaumont, TX to Longville, LA (western/central LA), then north toward Illinois -- not through Baton Rouge. No source found connecting Baton Rouge refinery product to Centennial; geography argues against a direct tie-in.
- marine: Mississippi River / Gulf ICW barge dock — Consistent with a river-front integrated refining/chemical complex; not separately documented beyond the site's known river-frontage.

## Recent events
- unknown — Multi-year, ~$230 million crude unit modernization project (up to 600 contractors) reported by Wikipedia; exact start/completion dates not confirmed in the sources reviewed.

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Source: Thinking On Energy Supply Explorer — https://thinkingonenergy.com/supply/refinery/exxonmobil-refining-supply-co-baton-rouge-la/
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, 2026-09-29.