MGS III Gas Pipelines

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MGS III Gas Pipelines are proposed gas pipelines to run from Jafurah Gas field in Eastern Province to East, Central and West of Saudi Arabia.^[1]

Location

The pipeline is proposed to run from Jafurah Gas field in Eastern Province to East, Central and West of Saudi Arabia.^[1]

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Project details

MGS III Gas Pipelines

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity: 3.15 bscfd
Length: 4000km^[3]
Diameter:
Status: Construction^[4]^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost: $8.8 Billion
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Background

EWPS-1- Shedgum "3" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 28km^[5]
Diameter: 56 in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost: $46 million^[6]
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-1- Shedgum "4" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 28km^[5]
Diameter: 56 in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost: $46 million^[6]
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-1- EWPS-3 "3" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 150km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-1- EWPS-3 "4" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 150km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-3- EWPS-4 "3" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 83km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-3- EWPS-4 "4" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 83km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-4- EWPS-6 "3" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 185km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-4- EWPS-6 "4" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 185km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-6- EWPS-8 "3" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 170km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-6- EWPS-8 "4" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 170km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-8- EWPS-10 "3" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 190km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

EWPS-8- EWPS-10 "4" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 190km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

BGCS-10 - STS-2 "EWJZG-1" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 458km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

STS-2 - STS-1 "EWJZG-1" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 310km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

STS-1 - Shoqaiq "EWJZG-1" Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 462km^[5]
Diameter: 56in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[3]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Eastern - Qassim Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 116km^[5]
Diameter: 12,4,16in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2027^[6]
Cost: $111 million^[6]
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Riyadh Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 470km^[5]
Diameter: 12,16,10,4in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[6]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Shoaiba Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 212km^[5]
Diameter: 56,10,16in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[6]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Yanbu-Rabigh Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 192km^[5]
Diameter: 20,16,12,4in ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[6]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Jeddah Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 52km^[5]
Diameter:
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[6]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Jizan Pipeline

Operator: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Owner: Saudi Aramco^[2]

Parent company: Saudi Aramco^[2]
Capacity:
Length: 196km^[5]
Diameter: 30,16 ^[5]
Status: Construction^[3]
Start year: 2028^[6]
Cost:
Financing:
Associated infrastructure:

Articles and resources

References

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