About
Marabou Midstream markets and manages commodities, wellhead to burner tip, develops and operates first-mile and last-mile pipeline infrastructure, and manages commercial and price risk for producers and large energy users. Founded in 2002, Marabou is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
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Marabou develops last-mile and lateral pipeline systems that connect natural gas supply to end-user demand, and first-mile infrastructure for producers. New systems can be delivered under structures in which Marabou can own and operate the completed asset — and Marabou can equally manage, operate and maintain infrastructure a counterparty already owns.
Marabou supplies and transports natural gas for producers and end users, and supply and transportation can reach essentially any end user. Transportation is arranged and performed both directly and through third parties, with nominations and balancing performed in house.
For independent producers, Marabou provides marketing, market access, logistics and contract administration, with price risk management performed in house — and offers a no-cost, no-obligation analysis of a producer's current sales, gathering and processing agreements.
How We Partner
Beyond Producer and End User services, owners of existing pipeline infrastructure can engage Marabou to manage, operate, and maintain. Where new infrastructure is needed, Marabou can develop, own and operate the completed system, recovering its investment economically over time.
Execution combines in-house functions with qualified external resources. Nominations, balancing, contract administration, regulatory reporting and price risk management are performed in house; transportation, gathering, processing and pipeline operations are performed both directly and through third parties; and design and construction are delivered using qualified engineering and construction resources. Assets are operated in strict compliance with state and federal regulations.
At a Glance
Financial Strength
Marabou Midstream is majority owned by Grupo SIMSA, providing the company with the strength, stability, and long-term perspective of a substantial strategic parent.
Grupo SIMSA's majority ownership provides Marabou with a strong institutional foundation, access to broader financial and organizational resources, and the stability to pursue long-term infrastructure investments. This ownership structure strengthens Marabou's ability to develop, capitalize, own, and operate even larger energy infrastructure while maintaining the responsiveness and commercial flexibility of a specialized midstream company.
For customers, producers, lenders, and other counterparties, the relationship provides an important measure of corporate continuity, financial capability, and long-term commitment. Marabou is built to be more than a project developer—it is structured to remain a reliable owner, operator, and commercial partner throughout the life of the assets and relationships we develop.
Grupo Simsa. Founded in 1967. An industrial conglomerate, ranked as a lead in the energy sector, with a diversified approach, and a broad scope in multiple key areas of the national economy.
Simsa group, in one of its branches, has a production and commercialization of purified water and ice.
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Solar Park in Delicias, Chihuahua, with a capacity of 20 megawatt peak.
Solar Park in Hermosillo, Sonora, with a capacity of 33 megawatt peak.
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Marine storage terminal fuels in Tuxpan, Veracruz, with capacity of 1,280 barrels per day.
Marine storage terminal fuels located in Altamira, Tamaulipas in phase 1.
[On screen: Capacity 880kbd storage – fase 1.]
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