NYMarc Gas Pipeline Project

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NYMarc Gas Pipeline Project was a proposed natural gas pipeline; the project has since been cancelled.

Location

The pipeline would have run from Wantage, Sussex County, New Jersey, to Pleasant Valley, New York.

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Project Details

• Owner: TC PipeLines (49.3%), TC Energy (0.7%), Dominion Resources (50%)
• Proposed capacity: Unknown
• Length: 66 miles / 106 km
• Status: Cancelled
• Start Year: Not applicable

Background

If constructed the NYMarc project would have connected with the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company in Sussex County, New Jersey and the Millennium Pipeline Company in Orange County, New York. The pipeline would have been 66 miles in length before connecting to existing pipeline infrastructure.