Project Profile
Value: Undisclosed
Location: Freeport city, Brazoria County, Texas
Capacity: 4.4 million bbl/month of LPG
Start-up Year: Mid-2016
Phillips 66 intends to develop a liquefied petroleum gas export terminal Freeport city, Brazoria County, Texas. The proposed LPG terminal would be built at the site of the company’s existing marine terminal and provide 4.4 million bbl/month of LPG export capacity, the equivalent of 8 very large gas carriers. The terminal will use the company’s existing midstream, transportation, and storage infrastructure to supply petrochemical, heating, and transportation markets globally. The company owns nearby Gulf Coast Fractionators and the Enterprise Mont Belvieu Fractionator, which would supply the terminal with LPG. In April, Phillips 66 planned to develop the 100,000-b/d Sweeny Fractionator One near the company’s Sweeny refinery, with start-up expected by second-half 2015. The export terminal project is currently in the engineering design phase, which includes filing all applicable permits. Final project approval is expected during first-half 2014, with start-up planned for the mid-2016.
Operators:
Phillips 66: Operator with 100% interest