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For more information, please send your questions to customerrelations@colpipe.com 1. How do I become a shipper on Colonial’s system? To apply for shipper status you must submit a written request and provide us with:
2. What is the difference between Short Term and Long Term schedules? Short Term schedules show the "operating" or 5 day schedule and are used by Colonial’s Control Center to operate the pipelines. Long Term schedules show a "forecasted" 30 day schedule and are historically less reliable than the Short Term schedules due to the number of changes made by shippers. 3. How much do shippers pay Colonial to move a gallon of gasoline from Houston, Texas to Linden, New Jersey? Approximately 2.5 cents. For complete tariff rates to all delivery locations see Tariffs. 4. What are the minimum batch sizes a shipper can transport on Colonial’s system?The minimum batch size for fungible, co-mingled products is 25,000 barrels and the minimum batch size for segregated products is 75,000 barrels. 5. What is the current intransit time from Houston, Texas to Linden, New Jersey? It takes approximately 18 to 20 days for a barrel of product to travel the length of Colonial’s system. Valid shippers can find a more specific answer in Transport4. 6. How do valid shippers know if they have space when a segment of the pipeline is on allocation? Valid shippers can view allocation space information on the Allocation screen in Transport4. Bulletins may also contain important allocation information. 7. Where do I get a copy of Colonial’s product specifications? |
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