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| SESH and SNG to meet needs of growing Southeast U.S. market  The Southeast Supply Header (SESH), a key natural gas pipeline project designed to bring new, natural gas supplies, including those from unconventional sources to the growing Southeast U.S. market, is expanding the design capacity of the project to reach new markets in conjunction with Southern Natural Gas (SNG), an affiliate of El Paso Corporation. SESH and SNG have executed a definitive agreement that provides for SNG to jointly own a portion of the pipeline that will comprise the first 115 miles of SESH. SESH is a joint venture between subsidiaries of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and Duke Energy Gas Transmission. The proposed 270-mile pipeline will bring natural gas supplies from the Perryville Hub in northern Louisiana to interconnecting pipelines serving the eastern U.S. and terminate at the Gulfstream Natural Gas System near southern Mobile County, Ala. The pipeline is expected to be in service in the summer of 2008.write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Construction News :: home page |