NGPL to extend pipeline into St. Louis market

Nov. 30, 2000
Kinder Morgan Inc. subsidiary Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America (NGPL) will extend its system into east St. Louis, Mo., by constructing a 47-mile, 300 Mdth/d pipeline from Centralia, Ill., to Illinois Power Co.'s natural gas distribution system in St. Louis. The $35 million, 24-in. project will be completed in June 2002.


Kinder Morgan Inc. subsidiary Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America (NGPL) will extend its system into east St. Louis, Mo., by constructing a 47-mile, 300 Mdth/d pipeline from Centralia, Ill., to Illinois Power Co.'s natural gas distribution system in St. Louis. The $35 million, 24-in. project will be completed in June 2002.

Dynegy Marketing and Trade will serve as the pipeline's anchor customer through long-term, natural gas transportation and storage contracts it's signed with NGPL, including a 10-year agreement effective June 1, 2002. That contract will provide Dynegy with 90 Mdth/d of natural gas through the new pipeline.

NGPL and Dynegy also have entered other firm transportation agreements calling for another 98 Mdth/d of gas to be shipped to St. Louis from NGPL's Gulf Coast and Amarillo pipelines, beginning as early as Dec. 1.