Plains All American Pipeline built their first major asset 1993, Cushing Terminal in Cushing, Oklahoma. This terminal allowed for 2 million barrels of storage and was designed to handle 600,000 barrels per day.
Cushing Terminal was built to receive, store, and distribute crude oil to refining centers, working with a network of pipelines. The facility handles both sweet (less than .42% sulfur) and sour (more than .5% sulfur) oils and allows for the complete segregation of the two.
Plains All American Pipeline has had several major acquisitions in their history, notably pipeline assets from Shell Pipeline Company in 2002 and PAA/Vulcan Natural Gas Storage in 2010.
Today Plains All American Pipeline owns and operates 18,000 miles of crude oil and refined product pipelines, approximately 90 million barrels of crude oil and Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) storage capacity, and truck transportation assets. They handle 3.5 million barrels per day of crude oil. Their revenue for 2012 was $34.275 billion.
Plains All American PipelinePlains All American Pipeline built their first major asset 1993, Cushing Terminal in Cushing, Oklahoma. This terminal allowed for 2 million barrels of storage and was designed to handle 600,000 barrels per day.
Cushing Terminal was built to receive, store, and distribute crude oil to refining centers, working with a network of pipelines. The facility handles both sweet (less than .42% sulfur) and sour (more than .5% sulfur) oils and allows for the complete segregation of the two.
Plains All American Pipeline has had several major acquisitions in their history, notably pipeline assets from Shell Pipeline Company in 2002 and PAA/Vulcan Natural Gas Storage in 2010.
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Today Plains All American Pipeline owns and operates 18,000 miles of crude oil and refined product pipelines, approximately 90 million barrels of crude oil and Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) storage capacity, and truck transportation assets. They handle 3.5 million barrels per day of crude oil. Their revenue for 2012 was $34.275 billion.
Was an owner operator for plains midstream Canada and was terminated by plains Feb5-2013. I lost 16,000$ on my last cheque because they took back all my hourly waiting/working times. These hours were paid and then took back. I was told and signed a contract stating hours were to be paid. It was my truck my time waiting to unload plains oil at there facilities that were always hours on end to unload. Never in a million years I thought a multi million $ company would literally take advantage of a guy who worked hard for plains Sadly mistaken I was. 16,000$ of my time and equipment profited plains and they literally threw me under the bus.thanks plains hope my money will pay for some of your exams parties. Enjoy you it.