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 # Burgos (Dos Paises) Pipeline conversion and expansion	NuStar	Conversion, Expansion	Completed	2019	Q3	47	8	PRD	LPG, naphtha	 64,000 	Conversion of pipeline that previously carried just naphtha to carry refined products. The U.S. portion of the pipeline is approximately 34 miles (Peñitas, Texas and the NuStar terminal approximately 6 miles north of downtown Edinburg, Texas). The pipeline crosses under the Rio Grande. The border segment subject to the permit would extend from the center line of the Rio Grande approximately 1.6 miles to the first mainline shut-off valve in the United States. The Mexican portion of the pipeline runs approximately 12.5 miles between the Rio Grande crossing and the PEMEX Burgos Gas Plant. Project will expand product range from naphtha to naphtha plus liquefied petroleum gases and other natural gas liquids. Presidential permit granted May 2017.
 # Permian Crude System	NuStar	New	Completed	2019	Q3	8	30	CRD			NuStar completed the second stage of its West Texas Intermediate export project, a new 8-mile, 30-inch pipeline to transport crude oil from a connection to the Plains Cactus II long-haul pipeline in Taft, Texas, to NuStar’s Corpus Christi, Texas, terminal.
-# Valley Pipeline	NuStar	Expansion	Completed	2019	Q3	75	12	PRD		 45,000 	Increased Valley Pipeline by 45,000 to 90,000 b/d. Expanded capacity by 75 miles loop segment and improvements to pump stations.
+# '''[[Valley Oil Products Pipeline]]'''
 # Taft connector	NuStar	New	Completed	2019	Q3	8	30	CRD		 720,000 	Connects from Plains All American's Cactus II Pipeline at Taft, Texas, to NuStar's North Beach terminal in Corpus Christi, Texas. Connection is expandable.
 # Nuevo Laredo Project	NuStar	Expansion	Completed	2019	Q3	11	8	PRD	Diesel	 28,000 	Reactivation and expansion of existing pipeline connecting NuStar's Laredo Terminal in South Texas and its Nuevo Laredo Terminal in Tamaulipas, Mexico. The project entered partial service in Q3 2019, and expansion work on the Odem, Dos Laredos, and Nuevo Laredo pipelines (which together make up the Nuevo Laredo Project) was expected to be completed in Q1 2020. The Odem and Laredo pipelines carry product from Corpus Christi to the Laredo terminal, from which the Nuevo Laredo Pipeline brings it across the United States-Mexico border.

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 # Wink-to-Webster Pipeline	ExxonMobil, Lotus Midstream, Delek US, Plains All American (W2W Pipeline JV)	New	Completed	2020	Q4	650	36	CRD		 1,500,000 	Owners of the Wink to Webster pipeline, announced on October 15, 2020, that the main segment of the pipeline system has started transporting Permian crude and condensate from Midland, Texas, to Houston, Texas. 650-mile, 36-inch pipeline is designed to transport approximately 1.5 million b/d of crude and condensate. The project has origin points in Wink and Midland, Texas, multiple destinations in the Houston market, including Webster, Baytown and the Enterprise Crude Houston terminal, and connectivity to Texas City and Beaumont. .
 # Ingleside Pipeline	Harvest Midstream	New	Completed	2020	Q2	24	24	CRD		 600,000 	24-mile, 24-inch oil pipeline that originates from the Harvest Midway Terminal and connects to multiple oil export terminals in the Ingleside area, including the Flint Hills Resources Ingleside Terminal and the South Texas Gateway Terminal being developed by Buckeye Partners (all in Texas). The Ingleside Pipeline also connects to multiple terminals in the Midway and Taft area. Final capacity of 600,000 b/d.
-# Plantation Pipeline Roanoke Expansion	Kinder Morgan	Expansion	Completed	2020	Q2		8	PRD		 21,000 	Increased capacity on the Plantation Pipeline by 21,000 b/d from the Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Collins, Mississippi, origin points to the Roanoke, Virginia, area.
+# '''[[Plantation Oil Products Pipeline]]'''
 # Arbuckle II Pipeline	OneOK	New	Completed	2020	Q1	530	30, 24	HGL	Y-grade	 400,000 	530-mile natural gas liquids pipeline from the Mid-Continent to the Gulf Coast with initial capacity of 400,000 b/d. Expandable up to 1,000,000 b/d with additional pump facilities. More than 50% of initial capacity is contracted under long-term, fee-based agreements.
 # West Texas LPG Delaware Basin expansion 2	OneOK	Expansion	Completed	2020	Q1	240	16	HGL	Y-grade	 80,000 	Capacity increased from 395,000 b/d to 475,000 b/d as a result of additional pumping stations and complete looping.

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 #* Capacity increased from 300,000 b/d to 390,000 b/d. Goes from McCamey to Gardendale (both in Texas).
 # Diamond Pipeline	Plains All American; Valero	New	Completed	2017	Q4	440	20	CRD		 200,000
-# White Cliffs Pipeline line 2 expansion	SemGroup	Expansion	Completed	2017	Q3	527	12	CRD		 65,000 	Expansion assumed on line 2. Total capacity of both White Clifff pipelines increased from 150,000 b/d to 215,000 b/d.
+# '''[[White Cliffs Pipeline]]'''
 # Keystone HoustonLink Pipeline	TC Energy, Magellan (HoustonLink JV)	Expansion	Completed	2017	Q1	9	24	CRD			Connects TC Energy's Houston Terminal to Magellan system.
 # '''[[Sand Hills NGL Pipeline]]'''

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 #* 1,205 miles - 20, 16, 14 inches - HGL - Ethane - 20,000 bpd
 #* Capacity increased from 125,000 b/d to 145,000 b/d. The first 5,000 b/d of the expansion came online sometime between 2014 and late 2017. Increased volume commitments kicking in in early 2018 spurred the capacity expansion, which was achieved with additional pumping.
-# BridgeTex Pipeline expansion 1	Magellan; Plains All American	Expansion	Completed	2017	Q2			CRD		 100,000 	Capacity increased from 300,000 b/d to 400,000 b/d.
+# '''[[BridgeTex Oil Pipeline]]'''
 # Harpster-to-Lima Pipeline	Marathon Pipeline (MPLX)	New	Completed	2017	Q1	50	12	PRD		 50,000 	The new 49-mile Harpster-to-Lima Pipeline is designed to transport condensate and natural gasoline in a batched system from Harpster, Ohio, to a tank farm in Lima, Ohio, where it can then continue on to refineries in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. As part of the Utica Build-Out scope, MPLX has also expanded capacity of two product pipelines, including the East Sparta-to-Heath and Heath-to-Harpster pipelines to deliver into the new pipeline at Harpster.
 # Cayenne Pipeline	Midamerican Midstream		Completed	2017	Q4	63		HGL	Y-grade	 40,000

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 # Falcon Ethane Pipeline Project	Shell Midstream Partners	New	Completed	2020	Q4	97	16, 12, 10	HGL	Ethane	 107,000 	97 mile system originates at MarkWest Cadiz and Utica East Ohio Scio facilities in Ohio and MarkWest Houston facilty in Pennsylvania and connects to Monaca Shell Plant in Pennyslvania.
 # Pony Express Carpenter Extension	Tallgrass Energy	Expansion	Completed	2020	Q2	25	12	CRD			Approximately 25-mile, 12-inch pipeline connecting Carpenter, Wyoming, to existing Pony Express system at Hereford, Colorado (Platteville extension).
-# Grand Prix Extension—Central Oklahoma and STACK	Targa Resources	Expansion	Completed	2020	Q4	110	16	HGL	Y-grade	 120,000 	110-mile extension of Grand Prix from southern Oklahoma into “STACK” region of Central Oklahoma where it connects with Williams’ new Bluestem Pipeline to Conway, Kansas..
+# '''[[Grand Prix NGL Pipeline]]'''
 # '''[[Bluestem NGL Pipeline]]'''
 #* Williams
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 #* 189 miles - 16 inches
 #* HGL	Y-grade - 120,000bpd
-# * 189-mile, 16-inch pipeline originating at Mid-Continent Fractionation & Storage LLC’s (MCF&S) facility in Conway, Kansas, to Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. Designed to transport 120,000 b/d of natural gas liquids, expandable to 225,000 b/d.
+#* 189-mile, 16-inch pipeline originating at Mid-Continent Fractionation & Storage LLC’s (MCF&S) facility in Conway, Kansas, to Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. Designed to transport 120,000 b/d of natural gas liquids, expandable to 225,000 b/d.

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 #* Partial service in Q3 2019, full service by April 1, 2020. From Wink to Corpus Christi and Ingleside (all in Texas).
 # Iron Horse Pipeline	Tallgrass Energy; Silver Creek Midstream (Powder River Gateway JV)	Conversion, New	Completed	2019	Q2	80	16	CRD		 100,000 	80-mile, 16-inch Iron Horse pipeline will consist of 40 miles of new-build and 40 miles of gas-to-oil conversion pipeline running from Silver Creek’s Pronghorn Terminal to Guernsey (both in Wyoming) to access Tallgras Energy Pony Express crude pipeline system. The pipeline will have an initial capacity of about 100,000 b/d and is expandable up to 200,000 b/d. In-service in Q2 2019.
-# [[Grand Prix NGL Pipeline]]
+# '''[[Grand Prix NGL Pipeline]]'''
 #* Carlsbad lateral
 #* Targa Resources
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 #* HGL - Y-grade - 300,000bpd
 #* Interconnect from Carlsbad, New Mexico, natural gas processing plants to Reeves County, Texas, Grand Prix interconnect.
-# Grand Prix Pipeline—North Texas to Mont Belvieu	Targa Resources	New	Completed	2019	Q3	320	30	HGL	Y-grade	 450,000 	From North Texas to Mont Belvieu on the Texas Gulf Coast. Expandable to 950,000 b/d.
+# '''[[Grand Prix NGL Pipeline]]'''
 # Grand Prix Pipeline—Reeves County to Johnson County	Targa Resources	New	Completed	2019	Q3	400	24	HGL	Y-grade	 300,000 	From Reeves County, Texas, to Johnson County, Texas, where it will join the Southern Oklahoma leg. Both will flow into the North Texas to Mont Belvieu leg, terminating at Targa's fractionation and storage hub.
 # Grand Prix Extension—Southern Oklahoma	Targa Resources	Expansion	Completed	2019	Q3	320	24–12	HGL	Y-grade	 200,000 	Telescoping pipeline diameter with varying capacities along its length. Pipeline will diverge east in Kingfisher County to connect with natural gas plants in Coal County and Pittsburg County, Oklahoma.

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 #* 260miles - 20 inches - HGL	Y-grade - 30,000 bpd
 #* Capacity increased from 250,000 b/d to 280,000 b/d as a result of a new pump station.
-# Heidelberg Oil Pipeline	Enbridge	New	Completed	2016	Q1	34	20	CRD		 120,000
+# '''Heidelberg Oil Pipeline'''
 # '''[[Express Oil Pipeline System]]'''
 #* Enbridge

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 #* 1,172 miles - 30 inxches - Crude - 525,000 bpd
 #* Along with the Energy Transfer Crude Oil Pipeline, makes up the Bakken Pipeline. Expandable to 570,000 b/d.
-# Energy Transfer Crude Oil Pipeline (ETCO)	Energy Transfer Partners, MarEn Bakken Company (owned by Enbridge and Marathon Pipeline), Phillips 66 (Bakken Pipeline JV)	Conversion, New	Completed	2017	Q2	754	30	CRD		 525,000 	686 miles converted from natural gas pipeline, with 68 miles of new build. Along with the Dakota Access Pipeline, makes up the Bakken Pipeline. Expandable to 570,000 b/d.
+# '''[[Energy Transfer Crude Oil Pipeline ETCO]]'''
 # Cajun-Sibon Ascension Pipeline	EnLink; Marathon Petroleum	Expansion	Completed	2017	Q2	30	10	HGL	Butanes, natural gasoline	 130,000 	Goes from EnLink’s Riverside fractionator to Marathon Petroleum’s Garyville refinery (both in Louisiana). EnLink constructed and operates the pipeline.
 # '''[[Appalachia to Texas Ethane Pipeline (ATEX)]]'''