Shell Completes Sale of Sinco Pipeline System and Colex Terminal to Edgewater Midstream

Shell Completes Sale of Sinco Pipeline System and Colex Terminal to Edgewater Midstream

HOUSTON — Shell Pipeline Company LP and Triton West LLC, subsidiaries of Shell USA, have officially completed the sale of the Sinco pipeline system and Colex terminal to a subsidiary of Edgewater Midstream LLC, marking another step in Shell’s ongoing strategy to streamline its portfolio and enhance its sustainability objectives.

According to a news release, the transaction aligns with Shell’s strategic priorities of optimizing its asset base and delivering greater value with lower emissions. The divestiture reflects Shell’s commitment to its Powering Progress strategy, which aims to transition the company toward cleaner energy solutions while simplifying its operations.  

Both the Sinco pipeline system and the Colex terminal are located in the Houston Ship Channel area. These assets were historically integrated with the Deer Park Refinery, which Shell sold to Pemex in 2022. Following that transaction, the Sinco pipeline and Colex terminal became non-integrated and non-strategic for Shell.  

Shell Pipeline Company LP operates one of the largest networks of pipelines in the U.S., transporting over 1.5 billion barrels of crude oil, gasoline, and chemicals annually. The sale of these assets allows Shell to redeploy capital into ventures more aligned with its long-term goals of sustainable growth and reduced emissions.  

Edgewater Midstream LLC, the buyer, specializes in acquiring, developing, and operating pipeline and terminal infrastructure near major North American petroleum trading hubs and demand centers, particularly in coastal markets. This acquisition expands Edgewater’s footprint in the Houston area, further solidifying its presence in key coastal markets.  

The Sinco pipeline system and Colex terminal represent valuable additions to Edgewater’s portfolio, enhancing its ability to support regional and national petroleum trading and transportation.  

This transaction underscores Shell’s commitment to optimizing its operations and reducing its environmental footprint while enabling companies like Edgewater Midstream to strengthen their strategic capabilities in the energy sector.  

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