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Texas Connector Pipeline

Sempra Infrastructure is proposing to develop the Texas Connector Pipeline, a natural gas pipeline that would serve the Port Arthur LNG Phase 2 project under construction.

The proposed pipeline would connect to various intrastate and interstate pipelines, providing access to major U.S. natural gas supply basins.

Location


Jefferson and Orange Counties, Texas

Project Scope

Texas Connector Pipeline proposes to include 31 miles of 42-inch diameter pipeline extending from a new compressor station in Orange County, TX called the Orangefield Compressor Station, to the proposed Port Arthur LNG Phase 2 project in Jefferson County, TX.

Project Location

Proposed Project Facilities

  • 31-mile, 42-inch pipeline from Orange County, TX to Jefferson County, TX
  • The Orangefield Compressor Station with auxiliary facilities
  • Five laterals to interconnected pipelines

Schedule

  • October 2017: FERC application filed.
  • April 2019: FERC Order received.
  • August 2024: FERC amendment filed.
  • June 2025: FERC amendment approved.

Project Status

Texas Connector Pipeline received authorization from FERC in April 2019. In June 2025, FERC approved an amendment to incorporate minor modifications aimed at improving construction efficiencies and accommodating landowner requests. All other permits have been obtained.

Project Benefits

  • Creates jobs during construction and throughout long-term pipeline operations
  • Increases revenue for local business and service providers
  • Supports community needs through partnerships with local non-profit organizations

Learn more about the Texas Connector Pipeline

Fact Sheet Frequently Asked Questions
Port Arthur Pipeline Texas Connector

Contact


Permitting

Kenneth Klutts
[email protected]

Community Engagement

[email protected]
888-533-5085

Pipeline Safety

At Sempra Infrastructure, safety is our top priority. That extends to the operation of our underground natural gas pipelines. Learn more about pipeline safety and how to recognize if a pipeline is located near you.

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