Operations

Bayou owns and operates a crude gathering and transportation network in Richland County, MT and McKenzie County, ND
The Company is laser focused on being ahead of the producer’s schedule
Bayou has a strong track record of safety and reliability
Bayou is actively looking to expand its gathering footprint to serve producers with crude, natural gas or water transportation

Bayou owns and operates the Alexander Connector Pipeline connecting both the Alexander markets and the East Fairview terminal to Dakota Access Pipeline
Alexander Connector has a capacity of up to 160,000 barrels per day with bi-directional service
1. Alexander Terminal: multiple third-party gathering connections as well as direct truck delivery
2. East Fairview Terminal: Bayou’s Fairview Connector Pipeline as well as direct truck delivery
Bayou constructed, owns and operates the Fairview Connector Pipeline; connecting Bayou’s gathering system in Richland County, MT to the East Fairview terminal
Alexander Connector F.E.R.C. Rates and Tariffs
1. F.E.R.C. No. 2.0.0.
2. F.E.R.C. No. 1.0.0.

Bayou owns and operates an extensive crude storage footprint with 660,000 bbls storage capacity between two terminals
The East Fairview Oil Terminal includes 500,000 barrels of crude storage capacity with 12 truck LACTs and 20 rail car loading bays
The Alexander Oil Terminal includes 160,000 barrels of crude storage capacity with 6 truck LACTs and inbound connections from Caliber, Grayson Mill and Hiland
Crude storage is available for lease for dedicated tanks or commingled storage

Bayou owns and operates a high-speed frac sand transloading terminal with 9 silos and 22,500 tons of storage
The East Fairview Sand terminal receives and unloads sand unit trains into the silos saving operators time and money of rail car inactivity
Multiple grades of sand storage available
Railcar storage available at the East Fairview terminal and rail yard