Pembina Pipeline continues to make excellent progress on the construction of Musreau II (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

Pembina Pipeline continues to make excellent progress on the construction of Musreau II

Published Sep 29, 2014

Pembina Pipeline Corporation has commenced commissioning and extracted its first natural gas liquids (NGL) barrels through its recently constructed 200 million cubic feet per day (mmcf/d) (134 mmcf/d net) Resthaven gas processing facility (Resthaven). Commissioning will continue over the next two to three weeks at which point Resthaven will deliver NGLs into Pembina's Peace Pipeline.

Pembina continues to make excellent progress on the construction of Musreau II, a 100 mmcf/d shallow cut gas plant and now expects Musreau II to be in service in December 2014, ahead of its previously anticipated in service date of first quarter 2015.

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