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Holly Energy Partners Lp's Business Segments
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Segment Data As of Q3 FY2023
Reportable Segments
3
Largest Segment
Pipelines and Terminals - Pipelines
Total Revenue
$ 158
Regions Reported
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Revenue Share by Reportable Segment - Q3 FY2023
- Pipelines and Terminals - Pipelines53.7%
- Pipelines and Terminals - Terminals30.5%
- Refinery Processing Unit15.8%
Revenue by Reportable Segment - Q3 FY2023
| Segment | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Pipelines and Terminals - Pipelines | $ 85 | 53.7% |
| Pipelines and Terminals - Terminals | $ 48 | 30.5% |
| Refinery Processing Unit | $ 25 | 15.8% |
Revenue by Product & Service Category - Q3 FY2023
- Service, Other41.2%
Revenue by Product & Service Category - Q3 FY2023
| Category | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Service, Other | $ 65 | 41.2% |
Product and service categories are a supplemental disclosure and are not required to sum to consolidated revenue or to the reportable segments above.
Description of Holly Energy Partners Lp
Holly Energy Partners LP is a master limited partnership (MLP) company that provides fuel transportation and terminal services to various types of customers all over the United States. It was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.
Holly Energy Partners LP operates through two segments: Pipelines and Terminals. The Pipelines segment includes crude oil and refined products pipelines that transport products from HollyFrontier Corporation's (its parent company) refineries to its customers. The Terminals segment includes petroleum product and crude oil terminal facilities that operate as storage and distribution locations for refined products, ethanol, and crude oil.
The company's Pipelines segment has over 2,500 miles of pipelines, which includes pipelines in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Washington, Utah, and Oklahoma. These pipelines are used to transport a wide range of petroleum products and crude oil, from gasoline and diesel to jet fuel and liquid petroleum gas (LPG).
The Terminals segment provides transportation fuels storage, blending, and terminal services across 8 states with over 40 terminals. Its facilities feature storage tanks, truck and rail racks, and loading docks, as well as transloading services for crude oil and other products.
Holly Energy Partners LP has a diversified customer base in the petrochemical industry, including major oil companies, distributors, and independent marketers. Its customer contracts are structured as either throughput agreements or cost-of-service agreements. These agreements provide stable cash flows and reduce the company's market exposure to price fluctuations in the oil and gas industry.
The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol HEP. It is also a member of the Alerian MLP Index which is designed to track the performance of energy MLPs. The company pays dividends to its investors on a quarterly basis, which are subject to fluctuations.
Overall, Holly Energy Partners LP has an extensive network of pipelines and storage facilities that provide transportation services to a broad base of refineries, distributors, and other customers. Its focus on long-term contracts with major customers provides stability in a volatile energy market, while its expansion efforts continue to offer growth opportunities for shareholders.
Holly Energy Partners LP operates through two segments: Pipelines and Terminals. The Pipelines segment includes crude oil and refined products pipelines that transport products from HollyFrontier Corporation's (its parent company) refineries to its customers. The Terminals segment includes petroleum product and crude oil terminal facilities that operate as storage and distribution locations for refined products, ethanol, and crude oil.
The company's Pipelines segment has over 2,500 miles of pipelines, which includes pipelines in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Washington, Utah, and Oklahoma. These pipelines are used to transport a wide range of petroleum products and crude oil, from gasoline and diesel to jet fuel and liquid petroleum gas (LPG).
The Terminals segment provides transportation fuels storage, blending, and terminal services across 8 states with over 40 terminals. Its facilities feature storage tanks, truck and rail racks, and loading docks, as well as transloading services for crude oil and other products.
Holly Energy Partners LP has a diversified customer base in the petrochemical industry, including major oil companies, distributors, and independent marketers. Its customer contracts are structured as either throughput agreements or cost-of-service agreements. These agreements provide stable cash flows and reduce the company's market exposure to price fluctuations in the oil and gas industry.
The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol HEP. It is also a member of the Alerian MLP Index which is designed to track the performance of energy MLPs. The company pays dividends to its investors on a quarterly basis, which are subject to fluctuations.
Overall, Holly Energy Partners LP has an extensive network of pipelines and storage facilities that provide transportation services to a broad base of refineries, distributors, and other customers. Its focus on long-term contracts with major customers provides stability in a volatile energy market, while its expansion efforts continue to offer growth opportunities for shareholders.
Holly Energy Partners LP is a prominent player in the midstream sector of the oil and gas industry, specializing in the transportation, storage, and distribution of petroleum products. The companys operations are categorized into three primary segments: pipelines, terminals, and refinery processing units, each offering distinct services and products tailored to meet the diverse needs of oil and gas producers and consumers.
1. Pipelines:
Holly Energy Partners boasts a comprehensive pipeline network that stretches over 1,200 miles across the central and western United States. This extensive system is vital for transporting crude oil, refined petroleum products, and natural gas liquids (NGLs) from production sites to refineries, terminal facilities, and end-users.
- Crude Oil Pipelines:
The company operates several key crude oil pipelines, including:
- Cheyenne Pipeline: This pipeline facilitates the movement of crude oil from production areas to refineries or storage sites.
- Frontier Pipeline: Another critical conduit for transporting crude oil, ensuring efficient delivery to refining locations.
- Pony Express Pipeline: This pipeline significantly contributes to the overall capacity, collectively transporting more than 300,000 barrels per day of crude oil.
- Refined Product Pipelines:
These pipelines are essential for delivering refined petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and jet fuel, from refineries to major distribution points.
- SLC Pipeline: Notably, this pipeline transports up to 95,000 barrels per day of refined products from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Las Vegas, Nevada, enhancing transportation efficiency in that region.
- NGL Pipelines:
Specifically designed for natural gas liquids, Holly Energy operates:
- NGL Pipeline: This pipeline is critical for transporting NGLs from production areas in the Williston Basin, North Dakota, to a processing terminal located in Woods Cross, Utah.
Terminals:
Holly Energy Partners maintains a robust network of storage terminals, providing crucial services for the storage, blending, and distribution of both refined and crude petroleum products.
- Refined Product Terminals:
The company operates 10 terminals dedicated to refined products, offering a combined storage capacity exceeding 5 million barrels. These facilities play a key role in ensuring product availability for consumers.
- Crude Oil Terminals:
Similarly, Holly Energy manages six crude oil terminals, also with a cumulative storage capacity of more than 5 million barrels. These terminals serve as essential hubs for crude oil distribution.
- Cushing Terminal:
Situated in Cushing, Oklahoma, a pivotal center for crude oil logistics, Holly Energys Cushing Terminal features a substantial storage capacity of over 2 million barrels, further solidifying the companys strategic positioning within the oil market.
Refinery Processing Units:
In addition to its pipeline and terminal operations, Holly Energy Partners also engages in processing services for crude oil. This segment focuses on enhancing crude oil quality and efficiency through various processing capabilities.
- Refinery Processing Unit:
Holly Energy provides processing services at HollyFrontier Corporation’s refinery in El Dorado, Kansas. The services include:
- Desulfurization: A critical process that reduces the sulfur content of crude oil, improving its quality and compliance with environmental regulations.
- Hydrogen Production: Essential for various refining processes, hydrogen is produced to facilitate the conversion of hydrocarbons.
- Sulfur Recovery: This process captures and recovers sulfur from crude oil processing, aligning with environmental standards while maximizing resource efficiency.
- The refinery processing unit has the capability to process up to 26,000 barrels per day of crude oil, contributing significantly to the overall operation.
Summary:
Holly Energy Partners LP stands out with its diverse and extensive portfolio of midstream services. Its well-integrated pipeline system, expansive network of terminals, and sophisticated refinery processing units collectively enhance the efficiency and reliability of petroleum product transportation and storage. The companys dedicated focus on operational excellence, customer service, and strategic asset management underpins its vital role in the energy landscape. By providing robust midstream solutions, Holly Energy Partners continues to be a key facilitator for oil and gas producers and end-users across the central and western United States.
1. Pipelines:
Holly Energy Partners boasts a comprehensive pipeline network that stretches over 1,200 miles across the central and western United States. This extensive system is vital for transporting crude oil, refined petroleum products, and natural gas liquids (NGLs) from production sites to refineries, terminal facilities, and end-users.
- Crude Oil Pipelines:
The company operates several key crude oil pipelines, including:
- Cheyenne Pipeline: This pipeline facilitates the movement of crude oil from production areas to refineries or storage sites.
- Frontier Pipeline: Another critical conduit for transporting crude oil, ensuring efficient delivery to refining locations.
- Pony Express Pipeline: This pipeline significantly contributes to the overall capacity, collectively transporting more than 300,000 barrels per day of crude oil.
- Refined Product Pipelines:
These pipelines are essential for delivering refined petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and jet fuel, from refineries to major distribution points.
- SLC Pipeline: Notably, this pipeline transports up to 95,000 barrels per day of refined products from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Las Vegas, Nevada, enhancing transportation efficiency in that region.
- NGL Pipelines:
Specifically designed for natural gas liquids, Holly Energy operates:
- NGL Pipeline: This pipeline is critical for transporting NGLs from production areas in the Williston Basin, North Dakota, to a processing terminal located in Woods Cross, Utah.
Terminals:
Holly Energy Partners maintains a robust network of storage terminals, providing crucial services for the storage, blending, and distribution of both refined and crude petroleum products.
- Refined Product Terminals:
The company operates 10 terminals dedicated to refined products, offering a combined storage capacity exceeding 5 million barrels. These facilities play a key role in ensuring product availability for consumers.
- Crude Oil Terminals:
Similarly, Holly Energy manages six crude oil terminals, also with a cumulative storage capacity of more than 5 million barrels. These terminals serve as essential hubs for crude oil distribution.
- Cushing Terminal:
Situated in Cushing, Oklahoma, a pivotal center for crude oil logistics, Holly Energys Cushing Terminal features a substantial storage capacity of over 2 million barrels, further solidifying the companys strategic positioning within the oil market.
Refinery Processing Units:
In addition to its pipeline and terminal operations, Holly Energy Partners also engages in processing services for crude oil. This segment focuses on enhancing crude oil quality and efficiency through various processing capabilities.
- Refinery Processing Unit:
Holly Energy provides processing services at HollyFrontier Corporation’s refinery in El Dorado, Kansas. The services include:
- Desulfurization: A critical process that reduces the sulfur content of crude oil, improving its quality and compliance with environmental regulations.
- Hydrogen Production: Essential for various refining processes, hydrogen is produced to facilitate the conversion of hydrocarbons.
- Sulfur Recovery: This process captures and recovers sulfur from crude oil processing, aligning with environmental standards while maximizing resource efficiency.
- The refinery processing unit has the capability to process up to 26,000 barrels per day of crude oil, contributing significantly to the overall operation.
Summary:
Holly Energy Partners LP stands out with its diverse and extensive portfolio of midstream services. Its well-integrated pipeline system, expansive network of terminals, and sophisticated refinery processing units collectively enhance the efficiency and reliability of petroleum product transportation and storage. The companys dedicated focus on operational excellence, customer service, and strategic asset management underpins its vital role in the energy landscape. By providing robust midstream solutions, Holly Energy Partners continues to be a key facilitator for oil and gas producers and end-users across the central and western United States.