PROJECTS

Fueling the Future—Responsibly, Locally, Together

Enbridge in the Texas Coastal Bend:
A Legacy of Energy Leadership

As one of North America’s leading energy companies, Enbridge operates critical infrastructure that powers the nation—while maintaining deep roots and strong relationships right here in the Coastal Bend.

Local Operations Include:

Enbridge Ingleside Energy Center (EIEC) is the largest crude oil storage and export terminal by volume in the U.S.
The Gray Oak Pipeline is a 900,000 bpd oil pipeline which travels 850 miles from the Permian and Eagle Ford regions to market centers in Corpus Christi and Freeport.
The Texas Eastern Transmission natural gas pipeline, which delivers more than 12 Bcf/day and travels more than 8,500 miles, connecting Texas and the Gulf Coast with high-demand markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
Chapman Ranch Wind Project located near Corpus Christi in Nueces County produces 249 MW of green energy, providing power for more than 64,000 homes.
The 300,000-bpd Viola Pipeline, a 31-mile line in the Corpus Christi area that connects Permian and Eagle Ford long-haul pipelines to the EIEC.

Learn more about Enbridge’s operations and projects across Texas here.

By the Numbers

2.1 million barrels/day export capacity at EIEC
Hundreds of permanent and contract jobs across multiple sites
Millions annually in local economic impact through wages, contracting, and community investment

Safety & Environmental Commitment

Enbridge’s Coastal Bend operations are grounded in a culture of safety, transparency, and continuous improvement:

Investments in leading-edge environmental controls
Rigorous emergency response training
Regular collaboration with state and local agencies to ensure compliance and community readiness