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Hundreds Comment on Atlantic Coast Pipeline EIS; Forest Service OKs Appalachian Trail Crossing

Hundreds Comment on Atlantic Coast Pipeline EIS; Forest Service OKs Appalachian Trail Crossing

The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) told FERC that a proposal to use horizontal directional drilling (HDD) to construct the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) — to avoid impacts to the Appalachian Trail and the Blue Ridge Parkway — is feasible, and it would not object to concurrent construction through other forest lands before the crossing is completed.

April 7, 2017

Brief — Texas Eastern Transmission

Staff of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will prepare an environmental assessment (EA) of the Pomelo Connector Pipeline Project and the South Texas Expansion Project, separate but related projects of Texas Eastern Transmission LP (Tetco) intended to support natural gas exports to Mexico. Comments on the projects [CP15-499] are due at the Commission by May 8. The 30-inch diameter Pomelo would run from Tetco’s Petronila Station in Nueces County, TX, to its Valley Crossing interconnect near Agua Dulce. Valley Crossing Pipeline LLC, originally a unit of Spectra Energy since merged with Enbridge Inc., has proposed a Texas pipeline and U.S.-Mexico border crossing to serve power generation and other gas demand in Mexico as well as in Texas [CP17-19].

April 7, 2017
Impulsora Delays Texas-Mexico Border Crossing Completion Seven Months

Impulsora Delays Texas-Mexico Border Crossing Completion Seven Months

Impulsora Pipeline LLC on Wednesday asked FERC for more time to complete the border crossing facilities for its pipeline from Webb County, TX, in Eagle Ford Shale country to the Texas-Mexico border.

March 30, 2017
Sierra Club Revives Familiar Argument to Fight Spectra’s Valley Crossing

Sierra Club Revives Familiar Argument to Fight Spectra’s Valley Crossing

The Sierra Club is challenging another U.S.-based Mexico-focused natural gas pipeline project with the argument that not just the U.S-Mexico border crossing facilities should be FERC jurisdictional — the entire project should be scrutinized by the Commission because it is an interstate system.

December 30, 2016
Trans-Pecos Gets Border Crossing Go-Ahead From FERC

Trans-Pecos Gets Border Crossing Go-Ahead From FERC

FERC on Friday granted Trans-Pecos Pipeline LLC’s request to begin construction of the Presidio Border Crossing Project, which would allow transport of natural gas from Texas to Mexico via the planned Trans-Pecos Pipeline.

July 29, 2016
Spectra to Construct Texas Header For Mexico-Bound Pipeline

Spectra to Construct Texas Header For Mexico-Bound Pipeline

Spectra Energy Corp.’s Valley Crossing Pipeline LLC has been awarded the contract for a 168-mile Texas intrastate natural gas pipeline project by Mexico’s Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE). It will deliver gas to a planned undersea pipeline that will run from Texas to Mexico.

June 14, 2016
Trans-Pecos Pipeline Border-Crossing Facility Gets FERC Thumbs-Up

Trans-Pecos Pipeline Border-Crossing Facility Gets FERC Thumbs-Up

FERC has issued a presidential permit authorizing international border-crossing facilities near the city of Presidio in Presidio County, TX, and the Mexican city of Manuel Ojinaga in the state of Chihuahua for the Trans-Pecos natural gas pipeline.

May 9, 2016
Trans-Pecos Pipeline Border-Crossing Facility Gets FERC Thumbs-Up

Trans-Pecos Pipeline Border-Crossing Facility Gets FERC Thumbs-Up

FERC has issued a presidential permit authorizing international border-crossing facilities near the city of Presidio in Presidio County, TX, and the Mexican city of Manuel Ojinaga in the state of Chihuahua for the Trans-Pecos natural gas pipeline.

May 9, 2016
Texas-Mexico NatGas Pipeline Gets Border-Crossing Clearance

Texas-Mexico NatGas Pipeline Gets Border-Crossing Clearance

FERC on Thursday issued a presidential permit for the U.S.-Mexico border-crossing facilities of Roadrunner Gas Transmission LLC in support of a pipeline project to export Permian Basin natural gas.

October 15, 2015

Industry Brief

While still awaiting aU.S. State Departmentgreen light on another U.S.-Mexico gas pipeline border crossing, Sierrita Lateral (seeDaily GPI,Aug. 13),Kinder Morgan’sEl Paso Natural Gasunit has moved ahead with the start of operations at its Norte Crossing facilities near El Paso, TX (seeDaily GPI,June 18). Up to 366 MMcf/d can now flow to a new delivery interconnection with the Tarahumara Pipeline at the U.S.-Mexico border beneath the Rio Grande River. Ultimate end-users include five new gas-fired power plants scheduled to be developed during the next 15 years by Mexico’s state-ownedComision Federal de Electricidad. The Norte II power plant was slated to start up earlier this month, drawing its fuel from the Norte Crossing tie-in.MGI Supply Ltd., a firm shipper on El Paso’s system, has a new agreement for capacity at the proposed Norte Crossing facility, allowing MGI to export gas from the United States to Mexico to serve the Norte II CFE power plant.

August 16, 2013
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