Project Profile
Value: US$100 - US$250 (estimate)
Location: Permain Basin, Texas, USA
Capacity: 100-150MMcf/d
Start-up Year: 2016
Phase I of the James Lake system consists of a 105 MMcf/d cryogenic gas processing plant in Ector County, Texas, and six field compressor stations, 60 miles of 12\" trunkline and 20 miles of low pressure gathering lines in Ector and Andrews counties, Texas. Phase 1 began operations in December 2014. The James Lake Midstream System delivers residue gas into the El Paso Natural Gas pipeline and has interconnections with the DCP Sand Hills NGL pipeline and the Chaparral NGL pipeline. Phase II of the James Lake system will add a second cryogenic gas processing plant, with a capacity of 100 MMcf/d, in Andrews County and additional trunkline to expand the system\'s service territory into Lea County, New Mexico, and Martin and Howard counties, Texas.
Canyon Midstream Partners ( CMP)has expanded the James Lake system’s pipeline footprint, compression assets and processing capacity due to customer demand; completing the 22 mile Winkler Extension and Kermit CDP in August 2016. CMP is currently finalizing the design to expand the processing capacity at the James Lake plant to 150 MMcf/day.
Operators:
Canyon Midstream Partners, LLC: Operator with 100% interest
Contractors:
Subcontractors: