
HOUSTON, June 15 (UPI) -- Pipeline company Kinder Morgan said a multimillion-dollar project was in service to carry oil from the Eagle Ford shale play to the southern U.S. coast.
Kinder Morgan said the $215 million pipeline has the capacity to transport as much as 300,000 barrels of oil per day from Eagle Ford.
"We are pleased to offer Eagle Ford producers safe, reliable and efficient pipeline service to the Texas Gulf Coast," Tom Bannigan, president of pipeline operations for Kinder Morgan, said in a statement.
The pipeline consists of 65 miles of new pipe and 113 miles of converted natural gas pipeline for deliveries to refineries, petrochemical plants and docks along the southern U.S. coast.
The company added the pipeline would eventually link to a processing facility that could handle another 100,000 bpd.
The pipeline is the latest in a series of networks to service southern U.S. refineries and production from the Eagle Ford shale play that has contributed to an overall rise in domestic oil production.
Production from Eagle Ford last year topped 30 million barrels.
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