Midcontinent Express Gas Pipeline

Summary Information

• Source: Oklahoma
• Destination: Alabama
• Ownership: Kinder Morgan/Energy Transfer Partners
• Website: www.midcontinentexpress.com (http://www.kindermorgan.com/)
• Length: kilometres (500 miles)
• Capacity: per day
• Status Operating

+++ Details

• MEP has multiple receipt and delivery points along the pipeline system, which originates in southeast Oklahoma, crosses northeast Texas, northern Louisiana and central Mississippi and ends in Alabama.
• It is supplied by the Destin Gas Pipeline
• Capacity is currently up to 1.25 billion cubic feet (Bcf) per day in Zone 1, which interconnects with the Columbia Gulf Transmission Gas Pipeline in Delhi and up to 0.84 Bcf per day in Zone 2, which interconnects with the Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line system in Butler.
• It is connected to the Perryville Center Natural Gas Hub

+++ History

• 2008 - Initial capacity sold out
• 2008 - Binding open season announced for expansion
• 2009 - Pipeline enters operation
• 2010 - Pipeline Expansion Completed

+++ Other Information

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+++ Links

1. EIA Natural Gas Pipeline Projects 2000-2009
2. Kinder Morgan/Energy Transfer Partners Place All of Midcontinent Express Pipeline into Service
3. Midcontinent Express Pipeline Announces Binding Open Season for Expansion
4. Initial Capacity On Midcontinent Express Pipeline Sold Out