Slide 1: Mississippi Crossing Project
Mississippi Crossing Project
Slide 2: About Kinder Morgan
About Kinder Morgan Kinder Morgan is one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in North America. We own an interest in or operate approximately 79,000 miles of pipelines and 139 terminals. Kinder Morgan provides energy transportation and storage services in a safe, efficient and environment
Slide 3: Kinder Morgan in Mississippi
Kinder Morgan in Mississippi Assets Kinder Morgan operates over 13,500 miles of pipelines and two terminals in Mississippi. Kinder Morgan owns and/or operates assets in 58 different counties throughout Mississippi. Pipeline Systems Terminals • Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP) • Gulf LNG Terminal • Midco
Slide 4: Kinder Morgan in Alabama
Kinder Morgan in Alabama Assets Kinder Morgan operates ~3,000 miles of pipelines, three terminals and one Corporate Office in Alabama. Kinder Morgan owns and/or operates assets in 41 different counties throughout Alabama. Pipeline Systems Terminals • Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP) • Birmingham Termina
Slide 5: Tennessee Gas Pipeline
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, L.L.C. (TGP), is one of the largest interstate natural gas pipeline systems in the United States. It transports natural gas from production basins in the Midwest, South, Northeastern and Northcentral United States across 15 states to markets thr
Slide 6: Project Overview
Project Overview Purpose Scope Location Lead Certificating Tennessee Gas Pipeline The Project includes the The Project’s proposed route Agency Company, L.L.C. (TGP), a Kinder construction of approximately will cross Humphreys, Sunflower, The Federal Energy Regulatory Morgan company, is developing 17
Slide 7: Project Map
KINDER/MORGAN Project Map Delivering Energy. Improving Lives. Lownaes ‘Compressor Station ‘sinpsor
Slide 8: Pipeline Construction Process
Pipeline Construction Process 1. Clearing & Grading 2. Trenching 3. Stringing Pipe 4. Field Bending Pipe 5. Welding After the right-of-way (ROW) A wheel ditcher or backhoe digs the Each piece of pipe is laid on The pipe is bent, as needed, The construction crew welds each is carefully surveyed and s
Slide 9: Project Timeline
Project Timeline 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 EXPECTED 4TH QUARTER 2024 LATE 2ND QUARTER 2025 4TH QUARTER 2027 4TH QUARTER 2028 FERC Pre-Filing File Certificate Application with Begin Proposed Initiation FERC and other Permit Applications Construction I
Slide 10: Environmental Considerations
Environmental Considerations Pre-Construction During Construction Restoration Develop a route that minimizes environmental Utilize environmental inspectors throughout Restore all areas disturbed by construction impact by following existing utility transmission construction to ensure compliance with
Slide 11: FERC Information
FERC Information As part of its responsibilities, FERC: Regulates the transmission and wholesale Licenses and inspects private, municipal sales of electricity in interstate commerce; and state hydroelectric projects; Reviews certain mergers and acquisitions and Protects the reliability of the high v
Slide 12: FERC Information
FERC Information KINDERJMORGAN Delivering Energy. Improving Lives. FERC Receives Applicant's request toconduct its review oft project within FERC's Nati Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Pre-ling Process ‘TP Aesesses market need and considers project feasiblity studi potential site locations Identifie
Slide 13: FERC Information: How to Participate in the FERC Process
KINDER/MORGAN Delivering Energy. Improving Lives. FERC Information How to Participate in the FERC Process Always reference the docket number (PF25-02) Shaping the Grid of the Future Uf OMA Provide Oral Comment with Mail to: Stenographer at a FERC Public Scoping Session Debbie-Anne A. Reese, Secretar
Slide 14: Schedule of FERC Scoping Meetings
FERC Information KINDER/MORGAN Delivering Energy. Improving Lives. Schedule of FERC Scoping Meetings — Docket No. PF25- 2 Msx (PF25-2-000) SSE4 (PF25-1-000) and Msx (PF25-2-000) ‘SSE4 (PF25-1-000) SSE4 (PF25-1-000) Msx (PF25-2-000) SSE4 (PF25-1-000) Msx (PF25-2-000) SSE4 (PF25-1-000) SSE4 (PF25-1-00
Slide 15: How to follow the FERC Docket Online
FERC Information KINDERZMORGAN Delivering Energy. Improving Lives. How to follow the FERC Docket Online * Go to FERC eLibrary * eLibrary contains the official administrative record for all FERC proceedings. All FERC issuances, company filings and public comments submitted to FERC are stored in eLibr
Slide 16: Additional Mississippi Crossing Project Background
Additional Mississippi Crossing Project Background
Slide 17: Frequently-Asked Questions
Frequently-Asked Questions What is the Mississippi Crossing Project? Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, L.L.C. (TGP), a Kinder Morgan company, is developing the Mississippi Crossing Project (Project) to meet the growing demand for natural gas to supply markets in the southeast, including power generati
Slide 18: Frequently-Asked Questions
Frequently-Asked Questions What facilities are associated with the Mississippi Crossing Project? The Project includes the construction of approximately 178 miles of 42-inch diameter pipeline and 28 miles of 36-inch diameter pipeline (approximately 206 miles in total), three new compressor stations,
Slide 19: Frequently-Asked Questions
Frequently-Asked Questions What regulatory agencies will oversee the Mississippi Crossing Project? A number of federal and state agencies will be involved in the oversight and approval of the Mississippi Crossing Project, including the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the United States A
Slide 20: Frequently-Asked Questions
Frequently-Asked Questions How safe is transporting natural gas through an underground pipeline? What measures does TGP or its partners take to ensure safe operations of the pipeline? Statistics gathered by the National Transportation Safety Board, a federal agency, indicate that pipelines make up l
Slide 21: Frequently-Asked Questions
Frequently-Asked Questions Can landowners utilize the right-of-way after construction is completed? Yes. Following completion of pipeline construction and restoration of the right-of- way, the landowner still may use the land over the pipeline for most purposes, including agriculture. The landowner
Slide 22: Frequently-Asked Questions
Frequently-Asked Questions What if I want to contact the FERC directly? You may call or write the FERC at: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Office of External Affairs 888 First Street, N.E. Washington, DC 20426 1-866-208-3372 or www.ferc.gov FERC Filing Docket # for SSE4 Project: PF25-2-000 What
Slide 23: KINDER/MORGAN
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Slide 24: Thank you
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