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The Matterhorn Express Pipeline is an approximately 580-mile intrastate pipeline designed to transport up to 2.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas from the Permian Basin to the Katy area near Houston, Texas. As natural gas production in the Permian Basin continues to grow, the Matterhorn Express Pipeline will provide critical takeaway ...
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The pipeline is proposed to run from Waha, Texas to Katy and Wharton, Texas, United States. The pipeline would transport gas from the Permian Basin southeast across Texas.
Operator: WhiteWater MidstreamOwner: WhiteWater Midstream; ENLink Midstream; Devon Energy; MPLXParent company: WhiteWater Midstream; ENLink Midstream; Devon Energy; MPLXCapacity: 2.5 billion cubic feet per dayWhiteWater Midstream first applied to the Texas Railroad Commission for a permit to build the pipeline in February 2022. In May 2022, the project reached final investment decision (FID) with WhiteWater Midstream, EnLink Midstream, Devon Energy, and MPLX. The pipeline was slated to be placed into service by the third quarter of 2024, pending regulat...
In June 2022, Burnet County commissioner's court passed a resolution against the Matterhorn Express Pipeline. The resolution requested immediate action by the Texas Legislature to protect landowners and communities and listed three ways for the same.These included creating better regulatory process for pipeline routing, incorporating environmental ...
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In February 2023, WhiteWater Midstream applied for a permit from Texas Railroad Commission for the Blackfin pipeline project that will connect Colorado County (Eagle Ford) to Hardin County Texas. In March 2023, WhiteWater Midstream received the permit to build Blackfin, a 48-inch pipeline of 193 miles from Colorado County to Jasper north of Beaumont in southeast Texas. It’s expected to intersect with and be an extension of the Matterhorn Express Pipeline.Construction of the pipeline is expect...
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Aug 3, 2024 · Countdown to Matterhorn Express extended to October. A map of the route for the planned Matterhorn Express pipeline from Waha to Katy. Permian Basin natural gas producers hoping for a boost from ...
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According to the announcement, Matterhorn would be a 42-inch pipeline running 490 miles from Waha, Texas to the Katy area near Houston, Texas and is designed to transport up to 2.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas. The owners announced that, pending receipt of customary regulatory and other approvals, the pipeline was expected to be in ...
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Sep 1, 2024 · Pipeline capacity from the Permian Basin to South Texas increases to 12 Bcf/d in the fourth quarter after Matterhorn comes online, more than triple capacity of just 3.4 Bcf/d in early 2019.