Texas Gas Pipeline Seeks Approval for New Compressor
Published Date: 6/24/2026
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Summary
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company wants to build new pipeline parts and a big compressor station in Texas to deliver more natural gas—up to 319,000 dekatherms daily—to meet growing demand near the Mexico border. The project will cost about $92 million and could affect local communities and businesses. If you want to get involved or share your thoughts, you need to act before the intervention deadline set by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Major Natural Gas Capacity Added in Texas
Tennessee Gas Pipeline wants to add up to 319,000 dekatherms per day of new natural gas capacity by building about 1.54 miles of 30-inch pipeline, modifying three meter stations, and constructing a new 15,900 horsepower compressor station in Nueces and Brooks Counties, Texas. The company estimates the project will cost $91,808,000 and is intended to serve growing commercial gas demand at delivery points at the Mexico border.
Act by July 9 to Intervene or Comment
Anyone (individuals, organizations, businesses, or municipalities) can file comments, protests, or a motion to intervene in FERC Docket CP26-540-000. There is no fee to file, and the deadline to file a motion to intervene is 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on July 9, 2026; filing a comment alone does not make you a party, but intervenors gain party rights such as requesting rehearing.
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