How NWA Gets Gas
By: Meghan Dill
Updated: May 16, 2007
The Razorback Pipeline is operated by the Transmontaigne Partners, a terminaling and transportation company based out of Denver. They have a number of facilites across the United States.
The Razorback Pipeline is used to deliver gasoline from refineries in the Midwest. The Razorback Pipeline runs from Mount Vernon, Missouri to Rogers. Its a 67 mile pipeline that delivers gas to our area from refineries in the Midwest.
The pipeline has the capacity to hold about .6 million barrels of oil.
NWA gets gas from the Midwest and Great Lakes because of its grouping. The United States is divided into five groups and since NWA is in group two, it receives gasoline from refineries in the Midwest.
The owners of the Razorback Pipeline make their money off of fees they charge to oil companies that use their services.
