Major Terminal Locations & Capacities
Strategic deepwater, pipeline, rail, and regional distribution storage terminals moving over 5.6 million barrels of bulk petroleum across the United States.
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Terminal Throughput Dynamics & Side-by-Side Comparison
Click any data point on the chart to pin multiple locations and analyze their 2021–2026 throughput growth side-by-side in the persistent table below.
Detailed Storage Tank Farm Views & Operating Infrastructure
Cycle through detailed photographs of our bulk petroleum storage tank farms, deepwater berths, automated manifold headers, and pipeline breakout facilities.
97-Acre Deepwater Crude & Refined Bulk Tank Farm
Massive coastal storage facility situated along the deep-draft Houston Ship Channel. Accommodates high-volume ocean-going crude tankers and chemical parcel ships with multi-manifold discharging arms and interconnected pipeline headers.
Baltimore, Maryland (South)
1622 South Clinton St, Baltimore, MD 21224
Managed directly by PFTC. Sprawling fuel storage terminal situated on the coastline with direct port access. Serves as our primary Mid-Atlantic distribution anchor for wholesale rack distribution and maritime bunkering.
Galveston, Texas
3801 G.T.I. Boulevard, Galveston, TX 77554
Connects directly to the Houston Ship Channel. Deepwater berthing facilitates direct crude oil tanker offloading and refined product wholesale distribution for the US Gulf Coast and international export markets.
Houston Petroleum Oil Terminal
Houston Ship Channel, Texas
A 97-acre petroleum and crude oil storage facility located directly along the Houston Ship Channel. Provides secure and scalable storage for crude oil, refined petroleum products, chemicals, and liquid bulk with high-rate tanker discharging arms.
Chesapeake, Virginia
Colonial Pipeline Junction, Chesapeake, VA
Connects via the Colonial Pipeline with a 560,000-barrel capacity. Functions as a key regional break-out storage and transport station supplying refined motor fuels to Hampton Roads and southeastern commercial fleets.
Wilmington, North Carolina
Cape Fear River Terminal, Wilmington, NC
1,485,000-barrel capacity dedicated to aviation gasoline, distillate, and liquid asphalt. Direct marine receipt via the Cape Fear River channel and high-speed multi-bay automated truck loading racks.
Albany, New York & Chickasaw, Alabama
Hudson River (Albany) & Mobile River Basin (Chickasaw)
Regional bulk distribution and storage sites moving heavy fuels and asphalt. Equipped with specialized steam generation systems for thermal viscosity maintenance and intermodal rail-to-barge transfer.
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