SPR Gulf Coast complex

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The SPR Gulf Coast complex is a major U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve hub along the Gulf Coast that includes multiple underground crude oil storage sites such as Bayou Choctaw.

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instanceOf Strategic Petroleum Reserve complex
energy infrastructure
commodityType petroleum
connectedTo U.S. Gulf Coast refining system
marine terminals
pipeline network
country United States
hasPart Bayou Choctaw storage site
Big Hill storage site
Bryan Mound storage site
West Hackberry storage site
locatedIn Louisiana
Texas
U.S. Gulf Coast region
managedBy U.S. Department of Energy Office of Petroleum Reserves
operator U.S. Department of Energy
ownedBy U.S. federal government
partOf U.S. emergency energy preparedness system
United States Strategic Petroleum Reserve
purpose emergency crude oil stockpiling
energy security
regionServed United States
international oil markets
regulatoryFramework U.S. Energy Policy and Conservation Act
sector oil and gas
storageType underground salt caverns
stores crude oil
strategicRole buffer against oil supply disruptions
support for domestic and allied fuel supplies

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Bayou Choctaw storage site partOf SPR Gulf Coast complex