The Haynesville shale expansion is expected to increase the company’s takeaway capacity from Shelby, Nacogdoches and San Augustine counties to 900 million cubic feet per day (mmcf/d).
Terrance McGill, president of Enbridge’s management company and its general partner, said: “We have secured commitments of more than 400mmcf/d and additional acreage commitments of more than 50,000 acres. We are also in negotiations with other producers who are expected to aggressively drill in the Haynesville play in the east Texas region and fully expect this new capacity to be filled based on producer plans.
“The Haynesville shale project will improve the takeaway capacity options for Haynesville shale producers, and further positions the partnership for continued strategic growth in this developing major natural gas production region.”
The project, to be constructed at an estimated cost of $141.8m, includes approximately 50 miles of 16-inch to 24-inch diameter pipe, all in Shelby, Nacogdoches and San Augustine counties, as well as an additional 38-mile 24-inch lateral from Shelby county to Carthage.
The project may also include a treating facility and additional compressor units to boost capacity out of the area.
