Name and Location
Moss Lake liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) terminal, Louisiana, US.

Client
Williams & Boardwalk Pipeline Partners.

Project Description
The proposed Moss Lake LPG Terminal will be located on the Calcasieu river and serve tanker ships transporting LPG to Asian, Latin American and European markets.

The terminal is being designed to store 900 000 bbl of fully refrigerated propane and butane, with a load rate of 25 000 bbl/h.

If completed, the terminal will facilitate the export of a portion of the propane and butane components of the natural gas liquids (NGLs) transported on the proposed Bluegrass pipeline and separated at the Moss Lake fractionation plant, both of which are also being developed by a joint venture between Williams & Boardwalk.

The Bluegrass pipeline will transport the NGLs associated with natural gas production from the Marcellus and Utica producing areas to the petrochemicals complex on the US Gulf Coast and markets at points in between.

The Moss Lake fractionation plant near Lake Charles, in Louisiana, will consist of storage facilities and a new, large-scale fractionation plant to separate NGLs into component products.

The proposed terminal, the Moss Lake fractionation plant and the Bluegrass pipeline represent critical infrastructure designed to support the ability of producers to economically develop the resources in the Marcellus and Utica shale gas areas.

Value
Not stated.

Duration
If all conditions are met and the parties elect to construct the facilities, the project could go into service in late 2015.

Latest Developments
Williams & Boardwalk have executed joint venture agreements to continue developing an LPG export facility in the Lake Charles area.

Key Contracts and Suppliers
None stated.

On Budget and on Time?
Not stated.

Contact Details for Project Information
Williams investor contacts, John Porter, tel +1 918 573 0797.
Boardwalk investor contact, Molly Ladd Whitaker, tel +1 866 913 2122.