Sierrita Pipeline begins service in Mexico

Kinder Morgan Energy Partners announced that the fully subscribed Sierrita Pipeline has begun service. The 60mi, 36â€? diameter pipeline provides 200MMSCF of transportation capacity and extends from El Paso Natural Gas’ existing south mainlines near Tucson, Arizona, to the US-Mexico border near Sasabe, Arizona. The Sierrita Pipeline interconnects via a new international border crossing with a new natural gas pipeline in Mexico. The project was built in partnership with MGI Enterprises US, a wholly owned affiliate of Pemex Gas y Petroquí­mica Básica, a subsidiary of Petróleos Mexicanos, the Mexican state-owned oil and gas company, and MIT Pipeline Investment Americas, a subsidiary of Mitsui & CO.


Photo courtesy of Kinder Morgan

“We are pleased to see the Sierrita Pipeline placed in service to provide customers in Mexico with supplies of clean, efficient natural gasâ€?, said Natural Gas Pipelines West Region President Mark Kissel.

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