Who We Are

History

Since 1886, Buckeye has successfully navigated transitions in the way energy has been distributed, to continually meet the needs of an evolving market and industry environment.

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1886 – 1940s:

From Crude Gathering

  • Established in 1886 to supply refineries in Ohio with crude oil gathered from local production sources
  • Constructed a network of crude oil trunk lines that supplied refineries from Chicago to Buffalo

1940s – 2000:

To Refined Product Pipelines

  • Began refined products pipeline operations
  • Converted idle crude lines to refined products service to meet the emerging needs of customers and communities
  • Formed Buckeye Development & Logistics group in 1973, stemming from a subsidiary of Houston Oil & Minerals Corporation
  • Became the U.S.’s first pipeline Master Limited Partnership
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2000 – 2010:

To Integrated Pipeline And Terminal Network

  • Acquired multiple terminal portfolios creating one of the largest independent terminal networks in the U.S., including major hubs in the East Coast and Midwest regions of the United States

2011 – 2019:

To Diversified Energy Logistics Provider

  • Acquired one of the largest marine crude oil and refined petroleum products storage facilities in the world, located in the Bahamas, which provides an array of logistics and blending services for the global flow of petroleum products
  • Acquired processing and terminal assets in Corpus Christi, TX, along with the new-build development of a world-class crude oil export terminal in Ingleside, TX
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2019:

To Uniquely Positioned Midstream Energy Platform

  • Taken private via 100% acquisition by global institutional infrastructure manager, IFM investors

2020 AND BEYOND:

Positioning Buckeye For The Future

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Established our organic solar program, initiating multiple developments along our asset footprint; made investment in a renewable energy developer; made strategic investment in a hydrogen fueling infrastructure and logistics business; and acquired a green energy development project in Nova Scotia with the potential to become a leading global green fuels production hub. Launched BAES Infrastructure to manage these investments, as well as focus on the development, construction, and operation of new energy transition-related projects.

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Acquired multiple terminals in the Southeast U.S. to complement existing terminals business and fill key geographical gaps, enabling Buckeye to further strengthen its offering to valued regional and national customers.

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Supported customers in their drive to develop the U.S. biofuel markets, becoming the largest distribution facility of biofuels in the Northeast U.S.

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Established Buckeye Partners’ organic solar program, initiating multiple developments along our asset footprint; made investment into a renewable energy developer; made strategic investment in a hydrogen fueling infrastructure and logistics business; and acquired a green energy development project in Nova Scotia with the potential to become a leading global green fuels production hub
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Acquired multiple terminals in the Southeast U.S. to complement existing terminals business and fill key geographical gaps, enabling Buckeye Partners to further strengthen its offering to valued regional and national customers
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Supported customers in their drive to develop the U.S. biofuel markets, becoming the largest distribution facility of biofuels in the Northeast U.S.

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Continually investing in and executing on our core business as well as alternative energy solutions to meet the current and evolving needs of our customers

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