Arkoma Residue Capacity Pipeline

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Arkoma Residue Capacity Pipeline was a proposed natural gas pipeline Oklahoma, USA. There have been no development updates since the project was announced in 2018 and it is presumed to be cancelled.

Location

The proposed pipeline route runs from the proposed Panther Creek Plant, Hughes County to Bennington, Oklahoma, USA.

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Project Details

• Owner: Tall Oak Midstream
• Proposed capacity: Between 300 million and 1 billion cubic feet per day
• Length: 128.7 kilometers / 80 miles
• Status: Cancelled
• Proposed Start Year: 2019

Background

The pipeline will connect to both Tall Oak’s planned Panther Creek Natural Gas Processing Plant and a planned receipt point off the Enable Gas Transmission Pipeline.

In May of 2018, Tall Oak Midstream launched a non-binding open season to secure prospective shippers for the pipeline, running from March 6 through March 30, 2018. Construction was expected to start in the second-quarter 2019, pending regulatory approval, with an operational target date by yearend 2019.

There have been no development updates since the project was announced in 2018 and it is presumed to be cancelled.