Overview
It has a reported design capacity of 11.2 bcm/y and a mapped route of roughly 311 km.
Ownership: Carso Energy; MasTec; Energy Transfer (parent company: Grupo Carso SAB de CV; MasTec Inc; Energy Transfer LP; unknown).
Why it matters
- Transmission pipelines move gas from production areas and LNG terminals to power plants, industry and city networks; their capacity and routing shape regional supply security.
Location
Frequently asked questions
What is the capacity of Comanche Trail Pipeline?
Comanche Trail Pipeline has a capacity of 11.2 bcm/y according to the latest Global Energy Monitor data.
Who owns Comanche Trail Pipeline?
Carso Energy; MasTec; Energy Transfer — parent company: Grupo Carso SAB de CV; MasTec Inc; Energy Transfer LP; unknown.
Where is Comanche Trail Pipeline located?
The pipeline runs through United States.
When did Comanche Trail Pipeline start operating?
Start year: 2017. Current status: Operating.
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