As a leading energy data provider, Rextag offers a comprehensive Crude Oil Dataset that is part of our broader energy infrastructure coverage, which spans Upstream, Midstream, Downstream, Power Generation, Renewables, Telecommunications, other related industries, and includes auxiliary datasets.

Layers Included in the Crude Oil Dataset

  • Crude Oil Pipelines

  • Crude Oil Refineries

  • Liquid Terminals

  • Terminal Tanks

  • Central Processing
Facilities

  • Crude Oil Pump
Stations

  • Rail Roads

  • Tanker Vessel
Tracking

Crude Oil Dataset compiles data from:


  • Federal
sources

  • States
sources

  • Private Proprietary 
sources

  • The Crude Oil Dataset covers the entire United States and other regions in North America, with additional global coverage, including assets from major companies such as Enbridge Energy Partners, Lotus Midstream, Kinder Morgan, Marathon Petroleum, ExxonMobil, and many others.

Key Dataset Components

    The Crude Oil Pipelines data contains all gathering, transmission, and distribution lines conveying crude oil—spanning hundreds of thousands of miles across North America.

    It covers a range of important attributes, including:

    • Pipeline Name
    • Operator, sub-operator, and owner
    • System and Subsystem name
    • Diameter 
    • Status
    • Type
    • Transportation capacity

    The Crude Oil Refineries data captures assets—point features representing each refinery’s technical specifications, operational status, and processing capabilities.

    It covers a range of important attributes, including:

    • Refinery name
    • Operator and owner
    • Capacity 
    • Lifecycle metadata
    • Previous Owner
    • Status
    • Type

    The Liquid Terminals data represents crude oil and refined-products terminals—point assets where products are stored, transferred, and blended.

    The most important attributes are:

    • Terminal name
    • Operator, sub-operator, and owner
    • Commodity Detail
    • Number of Tanks
    • Access (pipe, rail, truck, water)
    • Pipelines Serving
    • Rail service/transload
    • Rail Facility Type
    • Capacity (Storage/Transportation)

    How Energy Professionals Use Rextag Data

    Icon Infrastructure Availability:
    Before developing new oil and gas fields, ensure that adequate infrastructure (pipelines, processing, and storage facilities) exists nearby. Proximity to underutilized infrastructure can significantly reduce costs.
    Infrastructure Availability:
    Icon New Areas:
    When exploring new areas, identify potential acquisition targets with relevant assets that align with your business goals.
    Icon Permitting:
    For pipeline expansions, our data is required to file permits. This includes environmental data and alignment sheets for mapping assets.
    Icon Alignment Sheets:
    Our data helps create drawings that depict pipeline crossings and other necessary infrastructure for expansion projects.
    Icon Pipeline Siting:
    Companies use our data to identify existing pipelines and right-of-ways for new pipelines or facilities, such as gas processing plants or terminals
    New Areas:

    Why Rextag?

      • Comprehensive Scope:

      Coverage from upstream pipelines to LNG terminals and interconnect points.

      • Verified Accuracy: 


      GIS data is location-verified using aerial imagery and authoritative sources.

      • Dynamic Updates:


      Daily, weekly, and monthly updates depending on asset type and data availability.

      • Rich Metadata:


      Detailed insights including ownership history, technical specs, and geospatial precision.

      • Energy DataLink Platform:


      Access mapping tools, asset data, reporting layers, and integrations in one secure environment.

      • Flexible Licensing:


      Geographic and dataset-based modular licensing with corporate-wide access.

    Additional Premium Features for Rextag Users

    With the Energy DataLink application, every Rextag Premium user also gets additional access to a range 
of helpful auxiliary datasets. 

    • 01

      Parcel ownership data, PLSS and Texas survey data, railroads, cities, ports, and more.  

    • 02

      Auxiliary environmental dataset such as wetlands, flood hazards, land cover, and others. 

    • 03

      Weather Services (Current & Forecasted) Rain, snow cover, tropical storm warnings, temperature trends, etc., relevant for operational risk assessment.

    A premium subscription lets you have access to non-GIS Databases:  

    Contacts Directory

    With more than 800,000 contacts across the energy sector; filterable by asset ownership, region, and role.

    It helps users find contact information for energy companies.

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