Taranaki Basin to New Plymouth Oil Pipeline

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Taranaki Basin to New Plymouth Oil Pipeline is an operating oil pipeline in New Zealand.

Location

The pipeline runs from Waihapa Production Station to the Omata Tank Farm, New Zealand.

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Project details

• Operator:
• Owner: New Zealand Energy Corporation (50%), L&M Energy (50%)
• Parent company: New Zealand Energy Corporation (50%), L&M Group (50%)
• Capacity: 15,500 bpd
• Length: 49 km
• Diameter:
• Status: Operating
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• Associated infrastructure:

Background

The pipeline is owned and operated by New Zealand Energy Corporation (NZEC, 50%) and L&M Energy (50%). The associated Taranaki Basin produces about 460 million cubic feet per day of "liquids-rich natural gas" and 55000 barrels per day of "light, high-quality oil".