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- **Offshore Segment Strength**: New FPUs (Shenandoah, Salamanca) drove 16% sequential improvement, with 700,000 bbl/day throughput. Potential $160M margin if capacity is fully utilized.
- **Marine Recovery Expected**: Q4 improvement as refiners shift to heavier crude, with blue water fleet contracted through 2026.
- **Free Cash Flow Growth**: Debt reduction and potential capital returns, with focus on simplifying capital structure.
- **Long-Term Growth**: 11 new wells/year needed to replace reserves, leveraging existing infrastructure for decades.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Q3 2025 results were in line with expectations, with the Offshore Pipeline Transportation segment outperforming due to new FPU contributions and resolved operational issues. The Marine segment faced temporary challenges but showed improvement in September and October.
- The company generated free cash flow, reducing debt and positioning for long-term value creation through debt reduction and potential capital returns.

**【Offshore Pipeline Transportation Segment】**
- Sequential improvement of 16% driven by Shenandoah (100,000 bbl/day ramp-up) and Salamanca (40,000 bbl/day initial production). Total throughput on CHOPS and Poseidon exceeded 700,000 bbl/day.
- Future growth potential: 11 new wells per year could replace reserves, with $160 million in incremental segment margin if capacity is fully utilized.

**【Marine Transportation Segment】**
- Q3 challenges included lower day rates and utilization due to refinery feedstock shifts, but Q4 recovery is expected as refiners return to heavier crude slates.
- Blue water fleet utilization improved, with 8/9 vessels contracted through 2026, supporting long-term fundamentals.

**【Onshore Transportation and Services Segment】**
- Performing as expected with increasing volumes from Shenandoah and Salamanca projects.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- Future growth capital is modest ($10-15 million/year) for maintenance, with no large projects planned.
- Offshore segment margin could increase by $160 million annually if producers drill 11 new wells/year to replace reserves.

Genesis Energy, L.P. Class A Common Units (GEL) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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