ANR Haynesville Lateral Project

ANR is proposing to build a new 175-mile 42" gas pipeline from Carthage to the Delhi area. Planned capacity is 1.8 Bcfd and the project is targeted for completion by Fall 2012. The route will parallel the recently completed Centerpoint & Gulf South 42" pipelines and Energy Transfer's proposed 42" Tiger Pipeline. The following link provides access to additional information:

http://www.anrpl.com/Open%20Seasons/open_seasons.asp

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Permalink Reply by herefordsnshale on March 14, 2009 at 10:17
It would be more cost effective to run them all parallel to one another, that would lessen the temporary workspace needed but still, those owners could be looking at a 300' swath cutting across their land.
Permalink Reply by KIM CASWELL on March 17, 2009 at 15:19
check back with me in a few days etc is supposed to mail me s survey route through my property and i
Permalink Reply by Buddy on March 18, 2009 at 4:27
Herefordsnshale: In Red River Parish, west of the Red RIver, the Energy Transfer line is going to be just north of the Centerpoint line.

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