Octavio Romero visited the Pipeline Station in Cadereyta, and the Storage and Dispatch Terminals in the entity and in Saltillo

Monterrey, NL. The CEO of Mexican oilOctavio Romero Oropeza, visited the Pipeline Station in Cadereyta with the objective of supervising the commissioning of the Brownsville-Cadereyta polyduct and carrying out the kicking of the devil in the 18 polyduct”, reported Pemex.

Additionally, he visited the Santa Catarina and Cadereyta Storage and Dispatch Terminals, in New Lionto tour the strategic facilities for fuel supply in the north of the country.

On the other hand, the general director of Pemex visited the Saltillo Storage and Dispatch Terminal (TAD), in the state of Coahuilawhere he toured the facilities to verify the operating conditions and customer service.

During the tour, Octavio Romero highlighted that in the last year 900 last-mile pipes were incorporated, out of a total of 1,800, and that this TAD works efficiently.

For his part, Javier González del Villar, general director of Pemex Logística, assured that they work 100% and that the supply is guaranteed, as well as sales, and that the new pipes will make the service more efficient.

In turn, Eduardo Padilla, deputy director of Storage and Dispatch, stressed that this is a satellite terminal for the distribution of oil products in the northern zone.

“We sell 11,000 barrels per day and we have capacity for 57,000 barrels per day.”