Navigator, in partnership with BlackRock Infrastructure Funds, closed on its purchase of Glass Mountain Pipeline System (“GMP”) in December of 2017. At acquisition, GMP was an approximately 250-mile crude oil transportation system serving the Granite Wash and Mississippi Lime plays in the Anadarko Basin, with 150,000 BPD redelivery capability into Cushing, Oklahoma.
Since that time, the Navigator team has completely transformed the GMP system. In support of the STACK/Merge and Woodford resources plays, Navigator has made significant expansions to GMP with the addition of new crude segregations, pipelines, and terminals. At the same time, Navigator reversed flow on a portion of the legacy GMP system and converted into a refinery supply network with up to 180,000 BPD of deliverability. Currently, the broad GMP network spans more than 700 miles of pipeline, approximately 4.4 million barrels of storage capacity, and more than 400,000 BPD of market deliverability, making Navigator largest private crude oil midstream provider serving the Anadarko basin.
With safety as our core principle, Glass Mountain operations has recorded an industry-leading 0.4 TRIR since acquisition.
