Florida Gas Transmission Pipeline

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Florida Gas Transmission Pipeline is a gas pipeline in the United States with segments that are operating, under construction, and cancelled.

Location

4 of 27 segments have a mapped route in the database.

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■ Operating

Note: some pipeline routes are simplified for easier visualization on wiki pages, and route accuracy varies. Full route and accuracy information is available for download here.

Project details

Route Details Timeline Cost Ownership All columns
MMcf/d = million cubic feet per day; in = inches; mi = milesFID = final investment decision, used by some developers to indicate a project will move forwardThe project-level cost where the segment has one, otherwise the segment's own cost.MMcf/d = million cubic feet per day; in = inches; mi = miles; FID = final investment decision, used by some developers to indicate a project will move forward; The project-level cost where the segment has one, otherwise the segment's own cost
# Segment Route Start/end Countries/areas Status Fuel Capacity Length Diameter Pressure Proposal year FID Construction year Start year Cost Operator Owner Parent
1 Full system/network info Route shape of Full system/network info Start: Port Lavaca, Texas
End: Miami, Florida
 United States operating[1][2] gas[1] 1,059.44 MMcf/d 5,300 mi[1][3][4][5] – – – – – 1998 – Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[6][2] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[6][2] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
2 Alabama Power Lateral Start: Alabama
[7][8]End: Alabama
 United States operating[8][9] gas[8][7] 62 MMcf/d[8][7] 1 mi[8][7] 12 in[8] – 1998[7] – – 1998[8][7] US$770,000[8][7] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[7][8] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[10][7][8] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
3 AE Cooperative Upgrade Start: Mississippi
[11]End: Alabama
 United States operating[11] gas[11] 80 MMcf/d[11] 0.2 mi[11] 30, 36 in[11] – – – – 2001[11] US$7 million[11] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[11] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[12] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
4 Phase IV Project Start: Mississippi
[13][14]End: Florida
 United States operating[15][10] gas[15] 200 MMcf/d[14][15] 139.5 mi[15][13] 30, 36 in[13] – 1998[15][13] – – 2001[15][14] US$262 million[15] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[16][10] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[10][16] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
5 Phase V Stage 3 Start: Florida
[11]End: Florida
 United States operating[11][9] gas[11] 180 MMcf/d[11] 15 mi[11] 24 in[11] – – – – 2002[11] US$13 million[11] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[11][9] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[11][9] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
6 Phase V Stages 1-2 Start:
End:
United States operating[17][18] gas[17][18] 298 MMcf/d 64 mi 16, 24, 36 in – – – – 2002 US$320 million Energy Transfer LP[17] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%) Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
7 Phase VI Project Start: Alabama
[19]End: Florida
 United States operating[20][21] gas[19][21] 121 MMcf/d[22][19] 33 mi[20][22] 36 in[19] – 2001[22][19] – 2002[19][18] 2003[20][21] US$105 million[20][19] Energy Transfer LP[6] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[19][6] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
8 Phase V Stage 4 Start: Mississippi
[23][24]End: Florida
 United States operating[23][25] gas[23][18] 130 MMcf/d[23] 136 mi[23] 16, 24, 36 in[23] – 1999[26] – – 2003[23][18] US$132 million[23] Energy Transfer LP[25][6] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[25][6] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
9 Turkey Point Lateral Start: Florida
[27][28]End: Florida
 United States operating[27] gas[28] 100 MMcf/d[27] 0.3 mi[27][28] 24 in[27][28] – 2005[28] – – 2006[27] US$19.4 million[27] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[28][27] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[28] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
10 Phase VII Phase 1 Start: Florida
[29][30]End: Florida
 United States operating[29][30] gas[29][30] 95 MMcf/d 17.3 mi[29][30] 36 in[29][30] – 2005[29][30] – 2006[30][31] 2007[29][30] US$64 million Energy Transfer LP[6][32] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[32][30] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
11 East Leg Expansion Start: Florida
[33][8]End: Florida
 United States operating[8][34] gas[33][8] 10 MMcf/d[33][8] 7 mi[33][8] 30 in[33][8] – 2007[33] – – 2008[8] US$16 million[33][8] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[33][8] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[33][8] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
12 Mobile Bay Lateral Expansion Start: Florida
End: Alabama
 United States operating[27][35] gas[27][35] 343 MMcf/d[27][35] 8.9 mi[27][36] 24 in[27][36] – – – – 2011[27][35] US$34 million[27] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[27] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[27][6] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
13 Phase VIII Expansion Project Start: Alabama
[37]End: Florida
 United States operating[38][39] gas[40][37] 820 MMcf/d[40][41][38] 483 mi[40][42][38] 24, 30, 36, 42 in[37][43] – 2008[44][37] – 2010[41][43] 2011[40][41][38] US$2.46 billion[40][42] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[37][39] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[37][39] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
14 Jacksonville Expansion Project Start: Florida
[45]End: Florida
 United States operating[46][9] gas[45][47] 50,000 MMBtu/d 9 mi[45][47] 20, 30 in[45][47] – 2015[45][47] – – 2017[46] US$47 million Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[45][9] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[47][9] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
15 South Alabama Project Route shape of South Alabama Project Start: Mississippi
End: Alabama
 United States operating[48][49] gas[50][51] 60 MMcf/d[50][48][51] 144.78 km* – – 2018[50][51] – 2018[48][50] 2018[48][51] US$7 million[50] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[50][49] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[50][49] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
16 Western Division Project Start: Santa Rosa County (downstream of Compressor Station 11), Florida
[52][53]End: Escambia County (new interconnection with Florida Public Utilities Co., near the Alabama/Florida border), Alabama
 United States operating[52][53][27] gas[52][27] 69 MMcf/d[52][27] 1 mi[52][27] 8, 36 in[52][27] – 2016[52][53] – – 2018[53][27] US$11 million Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[27] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[27][6] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
17 Sanford Project Start: Florida
[54][55]End: Florida
 United States operating[54][55] gas[54][55] 36 MMcf/d[54][55] 0.4 mi[54] 20 in[54] – 2019[55] – 2019[55][54] 2019[54][55] US$4 million Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[54][55] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[54][55] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
18 East-West Project Start: Texas
[56][8]End: Louisiana
 United States operating[8][5] gas[8][5][57] 275 MMcf/d[8][57][56] 24.7 mi[8] 12 in[56] – – – 2019[8] 2019[8] US$69 million[8][57] – Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[5][8] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
19 East Louisiana Project Route shape of East Louisiana Project Start: Louisiana
[58][59]End: Louisiana
 United States operating[8][59] gas[58][8] 75 MMcf/d[58][8][59] 8.02 km* 24 in[8] – 2018[58] – – 2020[8] US$5 million[8] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[8][60] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[58][8][59] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
20 Putnam Expansion Project Route shape of Putnam Expansion Project Start: Columbia County mainline interconnect, Florida
[61][8]End: Seminole Generating Station, Palatka, Florida
 United States operating[8][17] gas[8][62] 169 MMcf/d[8][62] 20.7 mi[61][8] 30 in[61][8] – 2019[62] – – 2022[8][63][64] US$102.6 million[8][62] Energy Transfer LP[17][65] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[17][65] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
21 Galveston County Project Start: Galveston County (FGT Mainline tap), Texas
[66][67]End: Galveston, Texas (delivery to a gas-fired power plant), Texas
 United States operating[67] gas[67] 107 MMcf/d[67] 3 mi[66] 12, 20 in[67] – – – – 2022 (delayed) US$18.9 million[67] – Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[67][68] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
22 Mobile County Project Start: Mississippi
[69][48]End: Alabama
 United States operating[70][48][71] gas[70][69][71] 175 MMcf/d[48] 0 (expansion with no new pipe)[69][48] – – 2021[69] – – 2022[70][48][69] US$320,000[48] Energy Transfer LP[71] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[71][48] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
23 Southwest Alabama Project Start: Mississippi
[67]End: Alabama
 United States operating[67] gas[67] 100 MMcf/d[67] – – – – – – 2022[67] US$2.2 million[67] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[67] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[67] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
24 Big Bend Project Start: Florida
[72][48]End: Florida
 United States cancelled[73][74] gas[72][48] 29 MMcf/d[72][48] 3.2 mi[72][48] 36 in[72][48] – 2021[72][75] – – 2023 US$38 million[72][48] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[73][48] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[73][48] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
25 South Louisiana Project Start: Louisiana
[76][77]End: Louisiana
 United States operating[76] gas[76][77] 96.5 MMcf/d[76][77] 0 (expansion with no new pipe)[76][77] – – 2023[77][76] – 2024[76] 2025[76] US$77.5 million[76] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[77][76] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[76][77] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
26 South Central Louisiana Project Start: Compressor Station 7.5, Louisiana
[70][78][79]End: Compressor Station 8, Louisiana
 United States construction[80][81][48] gas[70][82][81] 75 MMcf/d[70][82][48] 0 (expansion with no new pipe)[70][78][79] – – 2024[82][81] – 2026[70][78][48] 2027 (planned)[70][78][48] US$43.36 million[82][48] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC[82][48] Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC (100%)[70][82][48] Energy Transfer LP (50%); Kinder Morgan Inc (50%)
27 Phase III Expansion Start: Louisiana
End: Florida
 United States operating[83] gas 530 MMcf/d[84] 815 mi[84] 26, 30, 36 in[84] – – – – – US$900 million[84] – Florida Gas Transmission Co LLC –
* Length is estimated based on route, rather than known from research.

Background

# Segment Status Background
1 Full system/network info operating
2 Alabama Power Lateral operating
3 AE Cooperative Upgrade operating
4 Phase IV Project operating
5 Phase V Stage 3 operating
6 Phase V Stages 1-2 operating
7 Phase VI Project operating
8 Phase V Stage 4 operating
9 Turkey Point Lateral operating
10 Phase VII Phase 1 operating
11 East Leg Expansion operating
12 Mobile Bay Lateral Expansion operating
13 Phase VIII Expansion Project operating
14 Jacksonville Expansion Project operating
15 South Alabama Project operating
16 Western Division Project operating

The expansion project would add miles to the Alabama and Mississippi section of the pipeline.[85] Construction was completed and the project became operational in 2018.[86]

17 Sanford Project operating
18 East-West Project operating

East West Pipeline is an operating extension of the Florida Gas Transmission pipeline in Texas and Louisiana.[56] The pipeline runs through Matagorda and Wharton counties, Texas to Acadia Parish, Louisiana, USA.

On August 16, 2018, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved construction of a part of the East West Pipeline along the Texas coast.[87] It would transport natural gas from two proposed receipt points and one existing receipt point in Louisiana to two proposed delivery points on Florida Gas’s existing pipeline system in the Gulf Coast region of Texas.

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the construction of the project was completed in January 2019 and began service.[88]

19 East Louisiana Project operating

The expansion was planned to add a new delivery point to Entergy Louisiana in Louisiana, allowing bidirectional flow on mainline.[89] The U.S. Energy Information Agency reported that the project was completed on April 7, 2020.[90]

20 Putnam Expansion Project operating

The expansion project would be expected to deliver natural gas to the 1,183 MW Seminole Electric Cooperative power unit. The additional capacity would be entirely in Florida.[89]

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, as of April 2021 the project was under construction.[86] As of February 2022, construction was complete and the project was presumed to be operational.[86]

21 Galveston County Project operating

The project would install two pipeline segments along the FGT Mainline that would connect to a natural gas power plant in Galveston, Texas.[86] As of April 2021, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) had the project listed as complete.[86] The project was completed in February 2021.[86]

22 Mobile County Project operating
23 Southwest Alabama Project operating
24 Big Bend Project cancelled

The project involved a loop extension in Calhoun and Jefferson Counties, Florida that would serve Tampa Electric Company’s Peoples Gas System.[86]

According to the EIA, the project was cancelled as of March 2022.[86]

25 South Louisiana Project operating
26 South Central Louisiana Project under construction
27 Phase III Expansion operating

Florida Gas Transmission chose contractors for the Phase III expansion and let contracts worth $320 million, Oil & Gas Journal reported on February 28, 1994.[84] The project was priced at $900 million. It included 11 compressor stations, with pipelaying set to begin in late March or early April 1994.[84]

A Federal Register notice of September 10, 1996, on a Florida Gas Transmission rate filing said the actual construction costs of the Phase III system were greater than estimated.[83]

System background

The Florida Gas Transmission (FGT) pipeline is an approximately 5,300-mile system[91] that transports natural gas from south Texas to south Florida. FGT is owned by Florida Gas Transmission Company, LLC, a 100% owned subsidiary of Citrus Corp. Citrus Corp is a 50/50 joint venture between Kinder Morgan, Inc. (NYSE: KMI) and Energy Transfer Partners. [91] It is supplied by the Destin Gas Pipeline and there is an interconnection with Gulf South Gas Pipeline System and the Southern Natural Gas Pipeline Company at Clay County, Florida.

Additional sources: [92]

Articles and resources

References

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Additional data

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