2020
Purchased Twin Eagle’s mid-stream NGLs marketing assets this allowed PPGPL to become an international energy business with NGL sourcing, marketing and logistics capabilities.
2011
Storage Expansion project: Increased the NGL storage from 350,000 barrels to 600,000 barrels and total storage from 1,000,000 to 1,250,000.
2009
Phase 3 Expansion: Increased PPGPL gas processing capacity from 1,350 to 1,950 million cubic feet per day (MMCFD).
2009
Iso-Butane facility: This project crafted the opportunity for PPGPL to split its mixed butane product into normal and iso-butane.
2005
Fractionation Expansion 3 project: This expansion involved the construction of a stand-alone fractionation facility that resulted in an increase in the Company’s fractionation capacity from 46,000 to 70,000bpd.
2002â2004
Fractionation, Storage and Expansion 2 project: Increased fractionation capacity from 33,500 to 46,000bpd and NGL storage capacity from 750,000 to 1,000,000 barrels.
1997â1998
Phase 2 Expansion:
- Increased PPGPL’s processing capacity from 750 to 1,350MMCFD;
- Increased fractionation capacity from 13,500 to 33,500bpd;
- Increased NGL storage capacity from 400,000 to 750,000 barrels; Expanded vessel handling capability from 22,00 cubic metres to 54,000 cubic metres by adding a second vessel loading port; Increased vessel loading capability up to 10,000bph;
- Enabled the receipt of NGLs via the installation of an 8″ NGL pipeline.
1996
The Phase 1 Upgrade project: This increased PPGPL’s gas processing capacity from 650MMCFD to 750MMCFD.
1995
Soldado Gas Gathering project: This enabled PPGPL to process up to 42MMCFD of associated gas.
1994
The Natural Gasoline Storage and Export project: This enabled PPGPL to export natural gasoline and consequently obtain a higher netback value for that product.