Federal Register #CP26-547-000

FERC Review: Texas Gateway Pipeline Project and Compressor Stations

This opportunity concerns the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) review of Gulf South Pipeline Company's Texas Gateway Project, a major natural gas infrastructure initiative: - Government Buyer: - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Department of Energy, Office of Public Participation - Project Scope: - Construction of 155 miles of new 36-inch and 42-inch diameter pipeline across Texas and Louisiana - Installation of compressor units at three stations: - Two Titan 130 compressor units (39,260 hp total) at Carthage Compressor Station - One Titan 250 and one Titan 130 compressor unit (44,961 hp total) at Magasco Compressor Station - One 13,410 hp gas-fired compressor unit at Cleveland Compressor Station - Three new metering stations in Beauregard Parish, Louisiana - Seven new mainline valve facilities and six new pig launcher/receiver facilities along the pipeline - OEMs and Vendors: - Titan (compressor units) - Vasthi Instruments (CO analyzer) - Met One Instruments powered by Acoem (PM2.5 mass monitor) - Gulf South Pipeline Company, LLC (project applicant and pipeline operator) - Products and Equipment: - Titan 130 and Titan 250 compressor units - Vasthi Instruments Model Vair-9003 CO Analyzer (part number RFCA0625271) - Met One Instruments OPX 1025 Optical PM2.5 Mass Monitor (part number EQPM1125273) - Notable Requirements: - Project will add 1,800,000 dekatherms per day of firm transportation capacity - Estimated total project cost is approximately $1.4 billion - Requires water quality certification from the Railroad Commission of Texas and Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality - Environmental review and public participation are integral to the regulatory process - Additional Technical Details: - Air quality monitoring equipment specified for compliance with EPA standards - Pipeline and compressor stations designed for high-capacity, interstate natural gas transport

Description

Gulf South Pipeline Company, LLC has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for authorization of its Texas Gateway Project. The project includes construction of a new pipeline, compressor units, metering stations, valve facilities, and pig launcher/receiver facilities across Texas and Louisiana. The project aims to provide an additional 1,800,000 dekatherms per day of firm transportation capacity to meet growing energy demand. The estimated total cost of the project is approximately $1.4 billion. The notice establishes the deadline for intervention and provides details on how to participate in the regulatory process.

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