Vivakor Unveils 10 Injection Stations and 220,000-Barrel Storage Across Four Basins
VIVK•Vivakor operates 10 pipeline injection stations across New Mexico and Texas and owns 220,000 barrels of storage capacity at its Colorado City and Omega terminals. Rising Brent prices above $70–$80 per barrel have spurred U.S. drilling, boosting demand for its Permian, Delaware, Haynesville and Eagle Ford logistics network.
1. Strategic Asset Footprint
Vivakor operates an integrated network of midstream assets spanning New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas, including 10 pipeline-connected injection stations designed to facilitate regional crude movement. Its footprint covers major producing basins such as the Permian, Delaware, Haynesville and Eagle Ford.
2. Pipeline Connectivity and Storage Capacity
The company’s facilities link to major pipelines including Centurion Pipeline, Plains Basin Pipeline, Cactus II, Permian Express and the West Texas System, while its Colorado City and Omega terminals offer combined storage capacity of 220,000 barrels with connections to the Enterprise, Scurry Gathering, Cushing and Plains networks.
3. Market Drivers Boosting Demand
Brent crude prices trading above the $70–$80 per barrel threshold have historically accelerated U.S. drilling activity, enhancing regional production economics. Higher domestic output is increasing demand for Vivakor’s transportation, storage, terminaling and connectivity services across its core Southwestern U.S. markets.
