What are the key capacity additions and contractual commitments in Energy Transfer's latest expansion of the Nederland condensate export terminal?

Energy Transfer is expanding its Nederland, Texas condensate export terminal by adding 240,000 barrels per day (bpd) of ethane export capacity and 55,000 bpd of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) export capacity; all of the newly added ethane capacity has been fully secured under long-term sales contracts extending through 2040.

When will the new facilities come online, and what will be the terminal’s total daily export capacity after completion?

The expansion project will begin phased startup in 2028, with the two new dedicated condensate marine loading berths scheduled for completion by mid-2029; upon full completion, the Nederland frozen-type condensate terminal’s daily export capacity will exceed 1.25 million barrels, and combined with the Marcus Hook facility in Pennsylvania, Energy Transfer’s total condensate export capacity will reach approximately 1.7 million barrels per day.

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Energy Transfer is expanding its Texas condensate export terminal, adding 240,000 bpd ethane and 55,000 bpd LPG capacity with contracts through 2040. Total exports will reach ~1.7 million bpd by 2029.

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