ARB Midstream Announces New Connection to Pipeline System in DJ Basin
DJ South Gathering, LLC, a subsidiary of ARB Midstream, LLC has announced an expansion of its crude oil gathering and transportation system in the prolific DJ Basin in northeastern Colorado.
DJS' Platteville Complex now has connectivity to Tallgrass Energy, LP's Pony Express Pipeline and terminal system with an initial throughput of 48,000 b/d.
ARB's link to Tallgrass' Pony Express system will be fed by ARB's 300,000 barrels of dedicated crude oil storage at Platteville, which is in turn fed by DJS's 90,000 b/d Badger segment 220,000 b/d Matador pipeline and the 150,000 b/d bi-directional Freedom pipeline, linking Platteville to Lucerne West.
ARB's crude oil gathering systems include over 250 miles of new pipeline covering the core of the DJ Basin, with over 625,000 b/d of planned and existing throughput capacity and 600,000 barrels of storage.
ARB currently holds over 250,000 dedicated acres underpinned by fixed-fee, long term contracts making it the largest privately held crude oil gatherer in the DJ Basin.
The continued expansion of the ARB Midstream pipeline system in the DJ Basin is funded by Ball Ventures through its energy division, BV Natural Resources.
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