The pipeline runs from Refugio County, Texas, to Fort Bend County, Texas.
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The pipeline was owned by Intergen in 2000, which was acquired by Kinder Morgan in 2001.[1] The Tejas Gas Pipeline is owned by Kinder Morgan Energy Partners and operated by Kinder Morgan Tejas Pipeline LLC.[4] The pipeline runs from south Texas along the Mexico border and the Texas Gulf Coast to near the Louisiana border and north from the Houston area to east Texas.
On February 15, 2017, a section of the pipeline exploded in a rural area near Refugio, Texas.[5] Nearby residents said the explosion felt "like an earthquake" or like a "thunder roll that wouldn't end."[5]