Texas Gulf Coast · Est. 2014
Natural gas liquids, refined at scale.
42,000
Bbl/day throughput
1.8M
Bbl storage capacity
24/7
Operations & dispatch
11 yrs
Gulf Coast service
Texas City NGL Complex sits on a 140-acre gated parcel at the heart of the Gulf Coast refining corridor, with deep-water access, dedicated rail siding, and direct pipeline ties to the Mont Belvieu hub. From raw inlet gas to spec-grade Y-grade NGL, we handle every step under one fence line — no third-party handoffs, no custody-transfer gaps.
Our fractionation train separates ethane, propane, normal butane, isobutane, and natural gasoline to pipeline-grade purity, then routes each stream to dedicated bullet tanks, pressurized spheres, or rail cars waiting on our own loop track. Customers range from independent producers in the Eagle Ford to chemical buyers shipping out of Galveston Bay.
Every shipment is sampled, certified, and released against an audited chain-of-custody record. We operate our own control room around the clock, with a fully trained emergency response team and a track record of zero lost-time incidents across the last five calendar years.
Indicative pricing below reflects standard Gulf Coast tariffs for 2025. Volume commitments, contract length, and product slate all adjust the final rate — request a quote for a firm proposal.
We do one thing — natural gas liquids — and we do it from inlet gas to outbound railcar without handing off custody. That focus shows up in throughput reliability, in spec compliance, and in the way our customers can plan around us.
From fractionation through storage to outbound loading — one contract, one invoice, one accountable party.
Our own SCADA operators and truck dispatch — no third-party call center, no after-hours voicemail.
On-site emergency response team, API RP 1173 pipeline safety management, and a fully audited chain of custody.
Every shipment gets a certificate of analysis tied to a sampled batch — compositional data, vapor pressure, sulfur, and water content.
Send us your product slate, volumes, and delivery window. A commercial manager will respond within one business day with a firm proposal — pricing, tank allocation, and a loading slot.