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1. tigertransfer.energytransfer.comETC Tiger Pipeline, LLC

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2. www.hydrocarbons-technology.com › projects › etcETC Tiger Pipeline Project - Hydrocarbons Technology

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   The Tiger Pipeline is a 195 mile project to transport natural gas from the Haynesville Shale play in East Texas to Louisiana, US. Construction of the pipeline began in June 2010 and it became operational in December 2010. The pipeline had an initial capacity to transport two billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas per day from the production ...

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   How much natural gas does the Tiger pipeline transport a day?

   • The pipeline had an initial capacity to transport two billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas per day from the production areas of Haynesville Shale and Mid-Bossier Shale in north-west Louisiana, and the East Texas to Midwestern and Eastern markets. The Tiger pipeline was initially 175 miles. It was extended by 20 miles in August 2011.

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   How much did the Tiger pipeline cost?

   • The estimated cost of the expansion was $193m. The Tiger Pipeline was laid from Catharage in East Texas to Delhi in Louisiana. The construction contract for the project was awarded to two contractors: Henkels & McCoy laid the pipeline for 78 miles, and Michels Corporation laid the remaining 97 miles.

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   How many spreads does the Tiger pipeline have?

   • Construction of the Tiger Pipeline is being undertaken in four spreads. Henkels & McCoy is responsible for Spread 1 and Spread 2, while Michels will take up Spread 3 and Spread 4. At the end of May 2010, the pre-construction inspection work and flagging of the right-of-way was underway in all four spreads.

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   How many compressor stations does the Tiger pipeline have?

   • The Tiger Pipeline has four compressor stations: the Carthage compressor station, the Cannisnia Compressor Station, the Bienville compressor station and the Chatham Compressor Station. The four stations have a total capacity of 119,680hp. "The 42in-diameter pipeline begins at the Carthage Hub and ends in Perryville, Louisiana."

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4. www.gem.wiki › Tiger_Gas_PipelineTiger Gas Pipeline - Global Energy Monitor

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   Operator: ETC Tiger Pipeline, LLC

   Owner:Energy Transfer Partners (100%)

   Parent Company: Energy Transfer Partners (100%)

   Current capacity:2,000 million cubic feet per day

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   The Tiger Gas Pipeline transports natural gas from Haynesville Shale play in East Texas to Louisiana, US. The pipeline applied for authorization for construction from U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on 31 August, 2009. FERC issued a favorable environmental assessment for the project in January 2010.Construction of the pipeline began in Ju...

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   ETC Tiger Pipeline (Louisiana) Expansion

   Tiger Gas Pipeline submitted for approval to the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in June 2010 and was authorized in February 2011.The construction of the expansion project was completed on 19 July, 2011 and began operation since. 1. Operator: ETC Tiger Pipeline, LLC 2. Owner:Energy Transfer Partners (100%) 3. Parent Company: Energy Transfer Partners (100%) 4. Current capacity:400 million cubic feet per day 5. Length: 21 miles / km 6. Diameter: 42-inches 7. Status: Operating 8. Start...

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5. www.naturalgasintel.com › energy-transferEnergy Transfer Expanding Haynesville’s Tiger Project

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   Feb 15, 2010 · Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners LP is planning to expand its proposed Tiger Pipeline and is acquiring gathering and treating assets to connect to the system before it’s even built. The...

6. www.oilandgasadvancement.com › projects › etc-tigerETC Tiger Pipeline Project, United States of America

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   Nov 17, 2015 · The Tiger Pipeline is a 195 mile project to transport natural gas from the Haynesville Shale play in East Texas to Louisiana, US. Construction of the pipeline began in June 2010 and it became operational in December 2010. The pipeline had an initial capacity to transport two billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas per day from the production ...

7. ir.energytransfer.com › news-releases › news-releaseEnergy Transfer Partners Begins Construction on Tiger ...

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   Through a planned expansion project announced in February, and subject to FERC approval, the ultimate capacity of the Tiger Pipeline is expected to be 2.4 billion cubic feet per day, all of which is sold out under long-term contracts ranging from 10 to 15 years.

8. www.hartenergy.com › news › energy-transfer-expandEnergy Transfer To Expand Haynesville-Focused Tiger Pipeline

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   Feb 10, 2010 · The approximately 180-mile, 42-inch Tiger natural gas pipeline system, which was announced in January 2009, will serve the Haynesville producing region in Louisiana and the Carthage Hub area in East Texas and will have interconnects with seven major interstate pipelines serving the eastern U.S.