Appalachia to Market II and Armagh and Entriken HP Replacement Projects
The Appalachia to Market II and Armagh and Entriken Replacement projects are designed to provide additional firm natural gas transportation to serve utilities and help meet growing demand for reliable, affordable energy and to modernize and strengthen our infrastructure network.
The Armagh and Entriken Replacement projects support the continued safe and reliable operation of the existing Armagh and Entriken Compressor Stations by replacing existing compressor units with new, more energy-efficient units.
The projects also propose to install approximately 2 miles of new pipeline in Lebanon County, and make modifications at two existing compressor stations.
The facilities required for the projects are generally located within and adjacent to Texas Eastern’s existing right-of-way and at existing compressor stations owned and operated by Texas Eastern.
Project overview:
- Type: Expansion, modernization
- Status: FERC certificate; amendment under review
- Capacity expansion: Up to 55,000 dekatherms/day
- Expected to transport: Natural gas
- In-service target date: Partial November 2025; full November 2026
- Ownership: Enbridge Inc. (100%)
Project Information:
Application Amendment to Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity
On Nov. 22, 2024, Texas Eastern filed an Abbreviated Application for an Amendment to the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity and Related Authorizations and was subsequently assigned FERC docket number CP25-24-000.
The Amendment filing relates to a revised scope of work at the Entriken facility located in Huntingdon County, PA.
Notice of the Application Amendment was mailed to affected landowners and local, state, and federal governments and agencies involved in the revised scope of work.
A copy of the filing can be found on the FERC docket by clicking here.
Additionally, Texas Eastern is offering to provide a copy of the Amendment Application by mail upon request; please contact the toll-free hotline listed below.
Our neighbors and anyone interested can call Texas Eastern’s toll-free hotline at (855) 355-6736.