ONEOK Reaches Agreement on Medford NGL Facility Insurance Claim for $930 million
Announces Plans to Build NGL Fractionator in
Preserving Medford Equipment for Potential Future Use
Under the terms of the settlement agreement,
With the insurance claim now resolved, the company is also announcing plans to construct a new 125,000-barrel per day (bpd) NGL fractionator at its
Additionally, the MB-6 fractionator will produce purity ethane instead of an ethane/propane (E/P) mix previously produced at the
Construction of MB-6 is expected to be completed in approximately 24 months at a total cost of approximately
- Permitting for the MB-6 facility is complete by applicable regulatory agencies;
- Engineering is substantially complete due to the ability to utilize similar engineering designs and purchase orders from the two previous fractionation facilities, MB-5 and MB-4; and
- The company's ability to efficiently transition the existing construction resources at
ONEOK's MB-5 fractionator to the MB-6 fractionator.
MB-5, having a capacity of 125,000 bpd, remains on schedule to be completed early in the second quarter 2023 thus reducing the current need for third-party fractionation through the rebuild process.
"We are pleased to have come to a successful agreement with our insurance carriers that was the result of a collaborative process," said Pierce H. Norton II,
When the insurance proceeds are received, the company expects to apply cash from the settlement payment to the balance of any insurance receivables outstanding as of
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