Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline

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Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline is an oil pipeline in Mexico.

Location

The pipeline runs from Cadereyta, Mexico to Madero, Mexico, where is connects to other Pemex oil pipelines.

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Project Details

• Operator: Pemex
• Parent Company: Pemex
• Current capacity: 155,000 barrels per day
• Length: 818 mi / 1,317 km
• Status: Operating
• Start Year: 2002

Background

The pipeline was part of the Cadereyta Refinery Reconfiguration Project, which involved the construction of ten new power plants and the expansion of four existing power plants.

Oil Spill

In 2014 the Madero-Cadereyta Pipeline was tapped by thieves leading to an oil spill along a 6 kilometer stretch of Rio San Juan.

Articles and resources

External articles

Existing oil and gas pipelines in Mexico