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Thu, 27 September 2012
The Colorado Bureau of Land Management has approved a 153 km natural gas liquids pipeline which will stretch between western Colorado and eastern Utah in the United States.
Named the Western Expansion Project II, the pipeline will increase the Enterprise Mid-America Pipeline’s capacity for transporting natural gas liquids from Wyoming and Colorado to Hobbs, New Mexico. The pipeline will increase current capacity by 15,000 bbl/d.
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Enterprise Mid-America Pipeline estimates that construction will require approximately 400–450 workers over a period of six months.
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