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Condensate splitter

Kinder Morgan Galena Park Condensate Splitter

Kinder Morgan Crude & Condensate LLC, a Kinder Morgan, Inc. subsidiary in the Products Pipelines segment. The Texas Railroad Commission registers the plant as the Galena Park Splitter, registration 03-1358. · Kinder Morgan, Inc. (NYSE: KMI) · Galena Park, TX

Operating PADD3 IRS refinery no. R-00-TX-0238
Aerial view of the site Imagery: USDA, USGS The National Map (public domain)
bpd crude capacity · EIA 2026
105,000
pipelines it injects into · +1 same-city tariff origins
0
delivery points reachable
12
terminals on those points
8
events on record
1

Capability

Crude distillation 105,000 bpd operable, 105,000 operating (EIA-820, as of 2026-01-01). Downstream units below, barrels per calendar day.

Crude slate

Eagle Ford Shale condensate and ultra-light hydrocarbons, with wider Eagle Ford and Permian access through the Double Eagle and Gray Oak pipeline connections to KMCC.

Crude in & products out

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DirectionModeRoutePoint / originProductsSource
crude in pipeline Kinder Morgan Crude & Condensate Pipeline (KMCC)
Kinder Morgan describes KMCC as a 266-mile, 350,000 bpd pipeline and names the Kinder Morgan Condensate Splitter as one of its downstream markets. The others are the Phillips 66 Sweeny Refinery, the Enterprise Houston Ship Channel terminal, the Converge Pierce Junction Caverns and the Magellan Genoa Junction facilities. These are delivery points for the crude pipeline, not destinations for splitter product.		 Eagle Ford Shale. Origin points are in Karnes, DeWitt and Gonzales counties, Texas, with an interconnect to the Double Eagle Pipeline (western Eagle Ford) and a connection to the Gray Oak Pipeline (Permian) since 2019. crude source
products out pipeline Splitter-to-terminal transfer lines (Kinder Morgan plant piping, not a common carrier)
All splitter product moves by tank transfer into the adjoining Kinder Morgan Galena Park Terminal, which has about 2 million barrels (later about 2.7 million barrels) of storage dedicated to the splitter. EPA's 2021 order treats the splitter and the terminal as separate sites, and the terminal's fact sheet lists five ship docks, four barge docks, Union Pacific rail access, tank truck loading and 10 outbound pipelines, all of which belong to the terminal. The Texas Railroad Commission report for March 2023 shows production of 908,296 barrels of petrochemical feedstocks (naphtha), 878,057 of other residual fuels (the gas oil cut), 693,800 of kerosene-type jet fuel, 237,894 of diesel and 120,680 of propane.		 Kinder Morgan Galena Park Terminal tankage, 906 Clinton Drive, Galena Park, TX (KM Liquids Terminals, LLC, IRS T-76-TX-2788) propane naphtha jet fuel distillate fuel oil source

Pipeline reach

Where this refinery’s product can go by published tariff route from the points it injects at — what an outage here would touch.
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PipelineInjects atDelivery pointsTerminalsLowest ¢/bblMedian ¢/bbl
Magellan Midstream
Galena Park, TX same city
Galena Park Jct., TX same city
12 8 26.39 254.77

Substitutes

Other refineries injecting into the same pipelines — the supply that could backfill an outage here.

Magellan Midstream

Events

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  1. 2019 expansion

    Kinder Morgan Crude & Condensate Pipeline (KMCC) capacity was expanded from 300,000 to 350,000 bpd together with a new connection to the Gray Oak Pipeline. This extended the splitter's supply reach to Permian condensate and light crude. source

Rates are pipeline line-haul transcribed from published FERC tariffs; every figure cites its tariff and item. Cost to serve (netback) adds origin spot price and destination fees. "Confirmed" links match a tariff delivery point to the facility; "same city" means the point is in the facility's city — plausible, not proof; "per research" means the facility's research profile names the pipeline as an outlet.