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* ANR operates one of the largest interstate natural gas pipeline systems in the United States | * ANR operates one of the largest interstate natural gas pipeline systems in the United States | ||
* Through its approximately 10,600 miles of pipeline, ANR delivers more than 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas annually, with a peak-day delivery capacity of more than 6 billion cubic feet (Bcf) | * Through its approximately 10,600 miles of pipeline, ANR delivers more than 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas annually, with a peak-day delivery capacity of more than 6 billion cubic feet (Bcf) | ||
| − | * It is supplied by various sources including the [[Anaconda Natural Gas Pipeline]], [[Garden Banks Gas Pipeline]], [[High Island Offshore Natural Gas Pipeline System]], [[Phoenix Gas Pipeline]], [[Regency Intrastate Gas Pipeline Company]] | + | * It is supplied by various sources including the [[Anaconda Natural Gas Pipeline]], [[Garden Banks Gas Pipeline]], [[High Island Offshore Natural Gas Pipeline System]], [[Manta Ray Gas Pipeline System]], [[Phoenix Gas Pipeline]], [[Regency Intrastate Gas Pipeline Company]] |
* It interconnects with [[Kansas Gas Pipeline Company]] and the [[Gulf South Gas Pipeline System]] at Centerville and Rapides | * It interconnects with [[Kansas Gas Pipeline Company]] and the [[Gulf South Gas Pipeline System]] at Centerville and Rapides | ||
* In Shelbyville, Indiana, it connects with [[Rockies Express Gas Pipeline]] | * In Shelbyville, Indiana, it connects with [[Rockies Express Gas Pipeline]] | ||
* The Northern Segment interconnects with several interstate pipelines, in particular [[Viking Gas Transmission Company Pipeline]] and [[Great Lakes Gas Transmission Company (GLGT) Pipeline]] in Wisconsin. | * The Northern Segment interconnects with several interstate pipelines, in particular [[Viking Gas Transmission Company Pipeline]] and [[Great Lakes Gas Transmission Company (GLGT) Pipeline]] in Wisconsin. | ||
* The pipeline is connected to the [[Egan Natural Gas Hub]] & [[Perryville Center Natural Gas Hub]] | * The pipeline is connected to the [[Egan Natural Gas Hub]] & [[Perryville Center Natural Gas Hub]] | ||
| + | * There is to be an interconnect to supply the [[Driftwood LNG Export Terminal Project]] | ||
| + | * The WR project will expanding the system to be able to provide up to an incremental 157,000 dekatherms per day of natural gas capacity to Mid-West markets | ||
=== History === | === History === | ||
* 1945 - Founded as the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Company | * 1945 - Founded as the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Company | ||
| − | * 1996 - The pipeline was connected to the | + | * 1996 - The pipeline was connected to the [[Egan Natural Gas Hub]] |
* 1997 - Michigan Leg Expansion completed | * 1997 - Michigan Leg Expansion completed | ||
* 1999 - Wisconsin Loop Expansion I & WI Interconnection completed | * 1999 - Wisconsin Loop Expansion I & WI Interconnection completed | ||
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* 2008 - Rockies Express Pipeline connection starts supplying gas | * 2008 - Rockies Express Pipeline connection starts supplying gas | ||
* 2010 - Further Wisconsin Expansion completed | * 2010 - Further Wisconsin Expansion completed | ||
| − | * 2012 - Marshfield Reduction Project | + | * 2012 - Marshfield Reduction Project completed |
* 2014 - Lebanon lateral project completed | * 2014 - Lebanon lateral project completed | ||
| + | * 2021 - WR project launched | ||
=== Other Information === | === Other Information === | ||
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# [http://www.ferc.gov/whats-new/comm-meet/2012/041912/C-1.pdf ANR Pipeline Company Docket No. CP11-539-000 ] | # [http://www.ferc.gov/whats-new/comm-meet/2012/041912/C-1.pdf ANR Pipeline Company Docket No. CP11-539-000 ] | ||
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:rockies-express-pipeline-begins-full-interim-service Rockies Express Pipeline Begins Full Interim Service on REX-West] | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:rockies-express-pipeline-begins-full-interim-service Rockies Express Pipeline Begins Full Interim Service on REX-West] | ||
| + | # [https://abarrelfull.blogspot.com/2023/09/tc-energy-announces-us08-billion-wr.html TC Energy Announces Us$0.8 Billion WR Project] | ||
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| + | [[category:TC Energy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:51, 18 September 2023
Summary Information
- Source: Supply in Texas, Oklahoma and the Gulf of Mexico
- Destination: Markets in Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio
- Ownership: ANR Pipeline Company (ANR) (Transcanada)
- Website: http://www.anrpl.com/
- Length: 17,000 kilometres (10,600 miles)
- Capacity: 6 billion cubic feet per day
- Status: Operating
Details
- ANR operates one of the largest interstate natural gas pipeline systems in the United States
- Through its approximately 10,600 miles of pipeline, ANR delivers more than 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas annually, with a peak-day delivery capacity of more than 6 billion cubic feet (Bcf)
- It is supplied by various sources including the Anaconda Natural Gas Pipeline, Garden Banks Gas Pipeline, High Island Offshore Natural Gas Pipeline System, Manta Ray Gas Pipeline System, Phoenix Gas Pipeline, Regency Intrastate Gas Pipeline Company
- It interconnects with Kansas Gas Pipeline Company and the Gulf South Gas Pipeline System at Centerville and Rapides
- In Shelbyville, Indiana, it connects with Rockies Express Gas Pipeline
- The Northern Segment interconnects with several interstate pipelines, in particular Viking Gas Transmission Company Pipeline and Great Lakes Gas Transmission Company (GLGT) Pipeline in Wisconsin.
- The pipeline is connected to the Egan Natural Gas Hub & Perryville Center Natural Gas Hub
- There is to be an interconnect to supply the Driftwood LNG Export Terminal Project
- The WR project will expanding the system to be able to provide up to an incremental 157,000 dekatherms per day of natural gas capacity to Mid-West markets
History
- 1945 - Founded as the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Company
- 1996 - The pipeline was connected to the Egan Natural Gas Hub
- 1997 - Michigan Leg Expansion completed
- 1999 - Wisconsin Loop Expansion I & WI Interconnection completed
- 2000 - Wisconsin Expansion IIA, South Marsh Isle Lateral & LSP Electric Lateral added
- 2001 - Wisconsin Expansion IIB completed
- 2004 - WestLeg Expansion completed
- 2005 - NorthLeg Expansion & EastLeg Expansion
- 2006 - Wisconsin Expansion Project completed
- 2007 - Acquired by Transcanada
- 2008 - Rockies Express Pipeline connection starts supplying gas
- 2010 - Further Wisconsin Expansion completed
- 2012 - Marshfield Reduction Project completed
- 2014 - Lebanon lateral project completed
- 2021 - WR project launched
Other Information
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