Texas Eastern Transmission (TETCO) Gas Pipeline

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Texas Eastern Transmission (TETCO) Gas Pipeline is a gas pipeline in the United States with segments that are operating and proposed.

Location

Its 14 segments are in 7 states: Louisiana, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and West Virginia. The segment table under Project details lists each segment's start and end points on its Route tab.

8 of 14 segments have a mapped route in the database.

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■ Operating

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 Proposal year FID Construction year Start year Cost Operator Owner Parent
Main Line Route shape of Main Line Start: Texas
[1]End: New York
 United States operating[2] gas[2] 11,690 MMcf/d[1] 8,825 mi[1][3] – – – – 1942 – Texas Eastern Transmission LP[2] Enbridge Inc (100%)[1] Enbridge Inc (100%)
TIME II Expansion Project, Phase 1 Start: Pennsylvania
[4]End: New Jersey
 United States operating[4] gas 150 MMcf/d[4] 21.64 mi[4] 36 in[4] – (FID) – 2007 US$116.7 million[4] – Texas Eastern Transmission LP[4] –
TEMAX Pipeline Expansion Route shape of TEMAX Pipeline Expansion Start: Clarington, Ohio
[5][6]End: Delta, Pennsylvania
 United States operating[7][4] gas[5][8] 395 MMcf/d 33 mi[8][4][9] 36 in[6][8] 2010[10] – – 2012[7][4] US$500 million[4][8] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[8] Enbridge Inc (100%)[11][12] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2012 Expansion Route shape of Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2012 Expansion Start: Pennsylvania
[6][10][13]End: Pennsylvania
 United States operating[7][14][15] gas[6][4] 200 MMcf/d[16][4] 17.3 mi[6][4] 36 in[6][13][4] 2010[5][10] – – 2012[7][14][4] US$197 million[17][4] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[6][4] Enbridge Inc (100%)[11] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2014 Expansion Route shape of Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2014 Expansion Start: Uniontown, Pennsylvania
[4]End: Lambertville, New Jersey
 United States operating[4] gas[4] 600 MMcf/d[4] 34 mi[4] 36 in[4] – – – 2014[4] US$500 million[4] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[4] Enbridge Inc (100%)[11] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Ohio Pipeline Energy Network (OPEN) Gas Pipeline Route shape of Ohio Pipeline Energy Network (OPEN) Gas Pipeline Start: Kensington Processing plant, Ohio
[18]End: Monroe County, Ohio
 United States operating[4][18] gas[4][19] 550 MMcf/d[4] 76 mi[4] 30 in[4][18] 2011[19][20] – 2015[4][18] 2015[4][18] US$468 million[4] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[4][11] Enbridge Inc (100%)[11][4] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Texas Eastern Appalachian Lease (TEAL) Gas Pipeline Route shape of Texas Eastern Appalachian Lease (TEAL) Gas Pipeline Start: Ohio
[21][20]End: Ohio
 United States operating[22] gas[21] 950 MMcf/d[21] 5 mi[21] 30, 36 in – – – 2019[22][21][23] US$185 million[21] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[21] Enbridge Inc (100%)[21][24] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Cameron Expansion Project Route shape of Cameron Expansion Project Start: Momentum Midstream receipt interconnect, Beauregard Parish, Louisiana
[25][26]End: TransCameron delivery interconnect, Cameron Parish, Louisiana
 United States operating[27][28] gas[25][27] 750 MMcf/d[26][25][28] 0.2 mi[26][25][4] 30 in[25][27] 2019[26] – 2021[27] 2021[4][27] US$149 million[26][4] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[26][27] Enbridge Inc (100%)[27][11] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Middlesex Expansion Project Route shape of Middlesex Expansion Project Start: New Jersey
[29][4]End: New Jersey
 United States operating[30][4] gas[29][4] 264 MMcf/d[29][4] 1.75 mi[29][4] 16, 20 in[29][4] 2019[31][29] – 2021[32][33] 2021[30][4] (delayed) US$52 million[4][29] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[29][4] Enbridge Inc (100%)[34][29] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2021 Expansion Start: Pennsylvania
[35][4]End: Pennsylvania
 United States operating[36][4] gas[35][4] 18 MMcf/d[35][4] 0.8 mi[35][4] 30 in[35][4] 2020[37][35] – 2021[35][33] 2021[36][4] US$22 million[37][4] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[35][4] Enbridge Inc (100%)[34][38] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Venice Extension Project Start: Louisiana
[39][40]End: Louisiana
 United States operating[41][42][4][43][44] gas[4][39] 1,260 MMcf/d[39][45][4] 3 mi[39][40][45] 36 in[39][40][45][44] 2021[39] – 2023[4] 2024[41][42] US$360.3 million[39][4] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[39][4] Enbridge Inc (100%)[27][11][43] Enbridge Inc (100%)
Appalachia to Market III Project Start: Pennsylvania
[15][46]End: Pennsylvania
 United States proposed[47][4][46] gas[47][4][15] 32 MMcf/d[47][4][15] 2 mi[15][4][48] 36 in[47][15][4] 2025[15][4] – 2027[4][48] 2027 (planned)[47][4][48] US$42 million[47][4][15] Texas Eastern Transmission LP[4][15] Enbridge Inc (100%)[47][4][48] –
Columbia Expansion Start: Pennsylvania
[4]End: Pennsylvania
 United States operating[4] gas 142 MMcf/d[4] 26 mi[4] 24, 36 in[4] – – – – US$63.1 million[4] – Texas Eastern Transmission LP –
Transmission Incremental Market Expansion (TIME) Expansion Start: West Virginia
[4]End: New Jersey
 United States operating[4] gas 100 MMcf/d[4] 36 mi[4] 36 in[4] – – – – US$75.23 million[4] – Texas Eastern Transmission LP[4] –

Background

Texas Eastern Transmission (TETCO) is operated by Texas Eastern Transmission, LP, which is owned by Enbridge.[49]

Spectra Energy and Conocophillips have proposed a joint expansion project called the TEMAX Project that would add 33 miles of pipeline to the system, stretching from Clarington, Ohio to Delta, Pennsylvania. It would add 395 million cubic feet per day of capacity and cost $500 million. The project includes construction of pipeline, looping and replacement of compressor stations and is is preparing to pre-file with FERC.[50]

In January of 2019 an explosion in the pipeline injured two people and destroyed two homes in Noble County, Ohio.[51]

Segment Status Background
TEMAX Pipeline Expansion operating

In 2008, Spectra and ConocoPhillips announced a proposed pipeline called the TEMAX Pipeline. Gas would run through the TETCO Pipeline system, forming an agreement to deliver up to 395 million cubic feet per day of Rocky Mountain natural gas to the U.S. Northeast through the planned pipeline expansion. The expansion was to start in Clarington, Ohio, running through Spectra’s Texas Eastern Transmission pipeline system to Delta, Pennsylvania.[52][53]

There have been no development updates since 2008 and the project is presumed to be cancelled.

Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2012 Expansion operating

In October 2008, TETCO held an open season for the TEAM expansion project.[54] In September 2011, FERC published the environmental assessment of Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market 2012 Expansion Project. The project involved installation of 17.3 miles of 36-inch-diameter natural gas transmission pipeline in Greene, Fayette, Franklin, Adams and Fulton Counties, Pennsylvania. TETCO also proposed to abandon approximately 11.3 miles of 24-inch-diameter pipeline in Franklin and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania.[55] In October 2012, TETCO completed the expansion.

Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2014 Expansion operating

In November 2014, TETCO completed TETCO TEAM 2014 expansion. TEAM 2014 involved construction of approximately 33.4 miles of 36-inch-diameter natural gas transmission pipeline comprised of seven separate pipeline loops in Pennsylvania, and modification of existing pipeline facilities in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi.[56][57]

Texas Eastern Appalachia to Market (TEAM) 2021 Expansion operating

In November 2021, TETCO completed the installation of additional looping on the segment in Westmoreland, Berks, Fayette counties, Pennsylvania.

Ohio Pipeline Energy Network (OPEN) Gas Pipeline operating

The pipeline runs from Columbiana County, Ohio, to Monroe County, Ohio.

In December 2011, Chesapeake Energy, American Electric Power and Spectra Energy Corp announced a pipeline expansion of the Texas Eastern system, connecting Utica and Marcellus shale in Ohio to markets in East and South.[58][59] U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved the project on 02 December, 2014.[60] Ohio Pipeline Energy Network project was originally scheduled to become operational in November 2015, but the mainline portion of the project, which is the reverse flow along part of the existing TETCO mainline began service in mid-September.[61]

Texas Eastern Appalachian Lease (TEAL) Gas Pipeline operating

The extension would begin near the village of Bern, Ohio and turn north at Clarington, Ohio.

The Texas Eastern Appalachian Lease (TEAL) pipeline would be operated by Texas Eastern Transmission, LP, which is owned by Enbridge.[62] The TEAL project would include installation of a 4.4-mile pipeline loop in Ohio, a 1,790 feet of pipeline to connect with the Nexus Gas Transmission pipeline in Ohio, and additional natural gas compressor facilities in Ohio.[63]

The Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the expansion project was completed in November 2018 and April 2019, respectively, beginning service in 2018 and 2019.[64][65]

Cameron Expansion Project operating

In 2019, Texas Eastern Transmission applied for an expansion project in Louisiana called the Cameron Expansion Project.[65] According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, as of April 2021 the project had been approved but had not yet entered construction.[65] In September 2021 it was reported that the project was under construction and would be commissioned within two months.[66] The project was completed in December 2021.[65]

Middlesex Expansion Project operating

The expansion project interconnects with the Transco Gas Pipeline and the Transco Gas Pipeline's Woodbridge Lateral, ultimately delivering natural gas to 725 MW Woodbridge Energy Center combined cycle power plant. The expanded capacity is in New Jersey, USA. Developers have applied with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.[67]

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, as of April 2021 the project was under construction.[67] It was completed in September 2021.[67]

Venice Extension Project operating

The extension project is intended to expand TETCO's infrastructure to connect to facilitate delivery to Plaquemines LNG Terminal and better connect to Gulf Coast LNG export markets.[68]

Appalachia to Market III Project proposed

The proposed Appalachia to Market III Project is designed to provide additional natural gas supply in Pennsylvania and the broader region to meet growing demand from utilities and industrial users for affordable, reliable, domestic energy. The Project proposes an expansion of the existing Texas Eastern Transmission (Texas Eastern) system by replacing approximately 2 miles of 24-inch diameter pipeline with 36-inch diameter pipeline, retire and remove an existing receiver site, construct a new receiver site, and make modifications at the Bedford Compressor Station.[67]

Columbia Expansion operating

EIA lists the Columbia Expansion as completed in November 1997 under FERC docket CP96-559. It used 24-inch and 36-inch pipe, added 142 MMcf/d and cost $63.1 million.[4]

TIME II Expansion Project, Phase 1 operating

EIA lists Phase 1 of the TIME II Expansion as completed in November 2007 under FERC docket CP06-115. It used 36-inch pipe, added 150 MMcf/d and cost $116.7 million. EIA lists Pennsylvania, West Virginia and New Jersey as the states.[4]

Transmission Incremental Market Expansion (TIME) Expansion operating

EIA lists the Transmission Incremental Market Expansion as completed in December 2002 under FERC docket CP02-32. It used 36-inch pipe, added 100 MMcf/d and cost $75.23 million.[4]

Additional sources: [69][70]

Articles and resources

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External articles

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Additional data

To access additional data, including an interactive map of gas pipelines, a downloadable dataset, and summary data, please visit the Global Gas Infrastructure Tracker on the Global Energy Monitor website.

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