Cajun-Sibon NGL Pipeline System

The Cajun Sibon NGL pipeline connects NGL fractionators in Plaquemine, Riverside and Eunice to processing plants across Texas and Louisiana
The first extension connects the Eunice NGL fractionation facility in south central Louisiana to Mont Belvieu supply pipelines in East Texas.
- A 130-mile, 12-inch-diameter pipeline, it has capacity of 70,000 barrels per day of raw-make NGL
A Second expansion increased pipeline capacity by an additional 50,000 barrels per day of raw-make NGL. its also involved:
- the installation of a 100,000-barrel-per-day fractionator adjacent to the Partnership’s Plaquemine natural gas processing plant; the modification of the Riverside fractionator facility;
- the construction of a 32 mile extension of LIG’s Bayou Jack Lateral that will provide gas services to customers in the Mississippi River corridor;
- the installation of four pump stations totaling 13,400 horsepower and the construction of 57 miles of NGL pipelines that will originate at the Partnership’s Eunice fractionator and connect to the new Plaquemine fractionator.

+++ History

2011 - Crosstex Energy Announces Expansion Project
2012 - Crosstex Energy Announces Long-Term Supply Commitments for Cajun-Sibon Natural Gas Liquids Extension Project
2012 - Crosstex Energy Initiates Phase II of Cajun-Sibon Natural Gas Liquids Pipeline Extension
2013 - Phase 1 expansion is completed
2014 - Phase 2 expansion is completed

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