Marathon Pipe Line operates more than 6,000 miles of underground pipeline in 16 states. These pipelines transport crude oil, and petroleum products to and from terminals, refineries and other pipelines across the nation. This executive will provide an update on its infrastructure assets, and the next step in its Appalachian pipeline projects.
MODERATOR(S):
Chris Sheehan, CFA, Senior Financial Analyst, Hart Energy
SPEAKER(S):
Tim Aydt, President, Marathon Pipe Line
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