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Our refined product terminals receive products from pipelines and Holly Corporation's Navajo and Woods Cross refineries, and Alon's Big Spring refinery, and distribute them to Holly Corporation’s, Alon's, and third parties’ customers, who in turn deliver them to end-users and retail outlets. Generally complementary to our pipeline assets, our terminals serve Holly Corporation's and Alon's marketing activities. Beyond distribution, terminals play a key role in moving product to the end-user market by providing blending (to achieve specified grades of gasoline); storage and inventory management; and other services such as additive injection and jet fuel filtering. Typically, our refined product terminal facilities have multiple storage tanks and automated truck loading equipment. Operating 24 hours a day, these automated systems provide for control of security, allocations, and credit and carrier certification by remote input of customer data. Nearly all of our terminals are also equipped with loading racks providing automated blending and environmental vapor control equipment. In addition to terminal storage fees, we charge for blending, injecting additives, and filtering fuel. Our refined product terminal locations and capacities:
View our map of operations. Page Last Updated on : 2/21/08 |
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Did You Know? Oil transport by flatboat and wagon was getting more difficult and inefficient. Accidents were common, and the cartage charge to depots and ports was high even before the barrels began the last leg of the trip. Finding oil in sites without roads, viable water courses, or terrain amenable to wagons forced the issue in the 1860's. More... |
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