Energy Infrastructure
From crude oil and refined petroleum products to fuel oils, gasoline, diesel, aviation fuels, naphtha and other liquid bulk products, our infrastructure supports the storage, transfer and movement of energy across strategic markets.
Storage infrastructure
Storage lets crude arriving on one pipeline wait for space on the next. At Patoka, tank farms owned by several companies sit beside the pipelines they serve, spread across open farmland in Marion County.
Terminal at a glance
Patoka provides the North American foundation of the network, with international locations extending across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Terminal-specific figures are presented separately from the wider geographic footprint.
Patoka hub · published figures
19 MMbbl
More than 19 million barrels of storage across the Patoka hub
Energy Transfer · March 2020
80 tanks
Nearly 80 storage tanks across the hub
Energy Transfer · March 2020
12 systems
Pipeline systems connected to Midwest and Gulf Coast refineries
Energy Transfer · March 2020
8 companies
Companies owning storage or pipeline infrastructure at the hub
Energy Transfer · March 2020
International network · six locations · four regions
1 location
North America
Patoka · United States
1 location
Europe
Rotterdam · Netherlands
1 location
Middle East
Fujairah · United Arab Emirates
3 locations
Asia
Singapore · Malaysia · China
Network footprint
The network spans strategic energy locations from North America through Europe and the Middle East to established Asian markets, creating a geographic framework for international energy logistics and market connectivity.
Patoka Oil Terminal
For enquiries about our infrastructure, network, services and commercial opportunities, contact the Patoka team.
North America · Patoka · Houston / Gulf Coast
Europe & Middle East · Rotterdam · Fujairah
Asia · Singapore · Malaysia · China