Western Gateway Pipeline Reaches Final Investment Decision, Phillips 66 Says

HOUSTON — Phillips 66 reported that the Western Gateway Pipeline project has reached a final investment decision, moving from planning toward execution. The company describes a refined-products system meant to open a new supply path toward western markets.

Per the newsroom account, the project pairs an approximately 900-mile new-build segment from Borger, Texas, to Phoenix with Kinder Morgan’s existing SFPP West Line from Phoenix to Colton, California, which would be reversed. Initial capacity is stated as 230,000 barrels per day, with room described for later expansion. Phillips 66 would build and operate Borger–Phoenix; Kinder Morgan would operate Phoenix–California. Target completion is listed as 2029.

Don Baldridge, EVP midstream and chemicals, is quoted calling Western Gateway a strategic investment in long-term energy-system strength. The company says a second open season secured enough long-term shipper commitments to proceed, with HF Sinclair also named among project partners.

Sourced from Phillips 66’s public newsroom. Not a paid Notice Nearby placement. Project details can change — read the source page.

Source: https://www.phillips66.com/newsroom/western-gateway-reaches-final-investment-decision/