USA: NGL pipeline

Overland Pass Pipeline Co. LLC, Tulsa, plans to build a 750mi NGL pipeline from gas processing facilities in the Rocky Mountains to a market hub in Central Kansas. The USD 450 million pipeline will extend from Opal, Wyoming, to fractionation facilities at Bushton and the Conway-Mid-continent NGL market and storage hub. The new company is a joint venture of a Williams Cos. Inc. subsidiary and Oneok Inc. affiliate Northern Border Partners LP. The pipeline will be designed with a 110,000b/d capacity that can be increased to 150,000b/d with added pumping facilities. Northern Border subsidiaries will begin constructing the 14in and 16in pipeline in mid-2007 and will operate it upon completion in early 2008. Williams is also expanding its Wyoming processing capabilities. Northern Border said it would invest an additional USD160 million to expand the capacity and fractionation capabilities of its existing NGL distribution system. Its subsidiaries will provide downstream fractionation and transportation services that ultimately will give shippers access to another major demand hub in Mont Belvieu, Texas, for finished NGL products.




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