White Cliffs Pipeline

The White Cliffs pipeline consists of a 526-mile crude oil pipeline with an approximate capacity of 80,000 barrels per day that originates in Platteville, Colorado and terminates in Cushing, Oklahoma.  At the point of origin, it has a 100,000-barrel storage facility and a truck-loading facility with an additional 220,000 barrels of storage.  The White Cliffs pipeline is supplied by production from the Denver-Julesburg Basin and is the only direct point is SemCrude's storage facility in Cushing, Oklahoma, a major crude oil marketing center, which ultimately delivers to the mid-continent refineries.

The White Cliffs Pipeline has two throughput contracts with Anadarko and Noble Energy that run through May 2014.  In addition, other parties my ship on White Cliffs Pipeline at FERC-based rates.  The pipeline is a joint venture owned by SemCrude Pipeline LP (51%), Plains Pipeline LP (34%), Noble Energy, Inc. (5%) and Western Gas Partners LP (10%).