Ratchaburi-Wang Noi Gas Pipeline

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Ratchaburi-Wang Noi Gas Pipeline is an operating natural gas pipeline in Thailand.

Location

The pipeline runs from Ratchaburi gas metering station to Wang Noi metering station, Ayutthaya.

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Project Details

• Operator: PTT
• Owner: PTT
• Parent company: PTT
• Capacity: 800 million cubic feet per day
• Length: 96 miles / 154 kilometers
• Diameter: 30 inches
• Status: Operating
• Start year: 2000
• Cost:
• Financing:
• Associated infrastructure:

Background

The pipeline is owned and operated by PTT.

Expansion

In May 2017 construction began on three 15-megawatt (MW) SGT-400 gas turbine-driven turbo compressor trains that would increase pipeline volume by 800 million standard cubic feet per day. The contractor, Samsung Engineering, completed the project in 2018.