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Proposed pipeline would connect Ohio's Utica shale to the Texas Gulf Coast
Would have maximum capacity of more than 400,000 barrels a day
by WKSU's LAUREN BLUE


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Lauren Blue
 
The proposed $4 billiion project would transport oil and natural gas produced in Ohio.
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Houston based energy company Kinder Morgan is proposing a pipeline that would connect Ohio’s Utica Shale to the Texas Gulf Coast.

The proposed $4 billion project would transport oil and natural gas produced in Ohio. Editor of Midstream Business Magazine Paul Hart says companies are looking for ways to transport oil and gas to ensure drilling here is profitable.

 

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"The problem is that you’ve had a number of companies that have come in and drilled wells they have production that is ready to go to customers. How do you get it out of there? You have to have some way to move it to market," Hart says.

Hart says Kinder Morgan needs to gauge customer interest before building the pipeline. It would have a maximum capacity of more than 400 thousand barrels of oil a day.  


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