Americas Oil & Gas Pipelines Market Outlook and 2020 Forecasts in New Research Report at MarketOptimizer.org
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) April 15, 2014 -- US Dominates Active Oil and Gas Pipeline Infrastructure
Within the Americas, the US has the largest network of active oil and gas pipelines, spanning 599,139 kilometers (km) (372,287.7 miles (mi)). Canada also has a highly developed oil and gas pipeline network, with an aggregate length of 104,317 km (64,819.6 mi).
Natural gas pipelines dominate oil and gas infrastructure in the Americas, accounting for more than 64.1% of the total active pipeline infrastructure length, followed by oil pipelines with 15.4%, petroleum product pipelines with 14.3%, and Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) pipelines, which account for the remaining 6.2%.
Complete report is available at http://www.marketoptimizer.org/americas-oil-gas-pipelines-outlook-increase-in-oil-shale-and-oil-sands-production-to-drive-pipeline-infrastructure-growth-in-the-region.html .
Over 75,000 km New Oil and Gas Pipeline to be Built by 2020
In the Americas, 162 new-build oil and gas pipelines with a total length of 75,074.2 km (46,648.9) are to have been installed by 2020. The majority of these pipelines are to be built in the US (32,506.9 km (20,198.9 mi)), followed by Canada 22,592.8 km (14,038.5 mi)) and Venezuela (8,000 km (4,970.9 mi)). The planned pipeline addition in Venezuela consists of a single planned gas pipeline, the Gran Gasoducto del Sur Pipeline.
Of these planned pipelines, oil pipelines account for 42% of the total planned pipeline length additions in the region for the period up to 2020. Natural gas pipelines account for 40%, followed by NGL pipelines and product pipelines with respective shares of 10% and 8% of the total planned pipeline length addition.
Kinder Morgan Dominates Active Oil and Gas Pipelines Network
Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI) is the largest operator of active oil and gas pipelines in the Americas, operating a total pipeline length of 86,364.8 km (53,664.6 mi) as of October 2013, followed by TransCanada Pipelines (TransCanada) with 44,903.2 km (27,901.6 mi) and Enterprise Products Partners L.P. with 39,892.9 km (24,788.3 mi). Other major operators in the Americas in terms of active oil and gas pipeline lengths are Nova Gas Transmission Limited (NGTL) and Northern Natural Gas.
KMI’s vast network of oil and gas pipelines is accessible to key natural gas resource bases such as the Eagle Ford shale, Marcellus shale, Utica shale, and Haynesville shale.
Scope
The report provides information and analysis on the oil and gas pipelines industry in the Americas, comprising –
- An overview of, and key drivers and issues for, the oil and gas pipeline industry in the Americas
- Analysis of the pipeline industry in the US, Canada, Argentina and other countries in the Americas by pipeline type
- Updates on the major active and planned oil, natural gas, petroleum product and NGL pipelines in the Americas
- Benchmarking of the key pipeline operators in the Americas for both active and planned pipelines
Reasons to buy
The report will enhance your decision making capabilities. It will allow you to –
- Access the most up-to-date information available on major active and planned oil and gas pipelines in the Americas
- Identify opportunities in the Americas oil and gas pipeline industry
- Facilitate decision making on the basis of the most recent information on oil and gas pipelines
- Assess your competitor’s pipelines and their capacity
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