Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline
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The Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline is a 30 inch /24 inch natural gas transmission pipeline that runs from the Sable Offshore Energy Project (SOEI) gas plant in Goldboro in Guysborough County on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada, for 1,300 kilometres (670 Miles) to Dracut, Massachusetts, in the United States where it connects to the North American grid. The pipeline runs through the Canadian Provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and the United States states of Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. The system carries around 650 million cubic feet per day. The company has its offices in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
[edit] Laterals
The pipeline has four laterals:
- Point Tupper Lateral - 60 km
- Halifax Lateral to Dartmouth at the Tuft's Cove Generating Station - 124 km
- Moncton Lateral - 12 km
- Saint John Lateral - 111 km
[edit] Owners
- Duke Energy (77.53%)
- Emera Inc. (12.92%)
- ExxonMobil Canada (9.55%)
