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Condensate splitter

Magellan Corpus Christi Condensate Splitter

Magellan Processing LP (Magellan Midstream Partners subsidiary) · ONEOK, Inc. — acquired Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P. in an all-stock deal announced May 2023 and closed September 25, 2023 (~$18.8B enterprise value). This is well-established public knowledge but was not re-confirmed by a live source this session; the entity in our graph/options ('Magellan Processing LP') is likely a stale pre-merger name. · Corpus Christi, TX

Operating PADD3 IRS refinery no. R-00-TX-0259 condensate splitting
Aerial view of the site Imagery: USDA, USGS The National Map (public domain)
bpd crude capacity · EIA 2026
50,000
pipelines it injects into · +2 same-city tariff origins
0
delivery points reachable
4
terminals on those points
4
events on record
0

Capability

Crude distillation 50,000 bpd operable, 50,000 operating (EIA-820, as of 2026-01-01). Downstream units below, barrels per calendar day.

Crude slate

Eagle Ford condensate (South Texas), not Permian crude or condensate.

Crude in & products out

From refinery research; each row links its source.
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DirectionModeRoutePoint / originProductsSource
crude in pipeline Double Eagle Pipeline
A Leidos EPC-contract press release explicitly states the splitter processes 'up to 50,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Eagle Ford condensate received from the Double Eagle pipeline.' This is the specific, named crude/condensate supply route for this facility — not one of the canonical Permian pipelines listed in our graph.		 Eagle Ford Shale (Karnes County area) via the Magellan/Enterprise Products Double Eagle joint-venture pipeline crude source
crude in pipeline Corpus Christi Refinery Crude Pipeline
Sunoco LP lists Magellan as one of four terminations of this 12 inch crude line from Oakville Terminal (former NuStar system). This is a delivery to the Magellan terminal that contains the splitter. No source says this crude is run in the splitter.		 Oakville Terminal crude inferred
products out terminal Corpus Christi terminal tankage (Magellan Terminal Holdings, IRS T-76-TX-2846)
The splitter stands inside the existing Corpus Christi terminal. EPA's 2014 permit lists its products as propane, butanes, light naphtha, heavy naphtha, kerosene, distillate and resid (gas oil). The permit says the terminal moves products in and out of its tankage by pipeline, tank truck, railcar and marine vessel.		 1802 Poth Lane, Corpus Christi, TX 78407 propane lpg naphtha distillate source
products out truck rack ONEOK (Magellan Terminal Holdings) Corpus Christi terminal truck rack (IRS T-76-TX-2846)
The rack belongs to the terminal that contains the splitter. The IRS terminal record gives the same address as EPA's permit for the splitter. EPA's 2014 permit says the terminal transfers products by tank truck. Which splitter products load over the rack is not stated.		 1802 Poth Lane, Corpus Christi, TX 78407 source
products out pipeline Dedicated pipeline to an adjacent third-party facility
The original construction announcement describes 'pipeline connectivity between Magellan's terminal and a nearby third-party facility' as part of the project scope; no canonical named products pipeline was identified.		 Magellan's Corpus Christi terminal condensate splitter products naphtha distillate 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
NuStar Pipeline
CITGO Refinery, Nueces County same city
Origin Station, Corpus Christi, Nueces County (T-74-TX-2714 'S Tx-Origin Station') same city
Corpus Christi Terminal same city
Corpus Christi Valero West refinery same city
Corpus Christi Terminal, Nueces County, TX same city
4 4 51.69 200.46

Substitutes

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

Events

No events on record.

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.