Company

Norse Pipeline is a 320-mile system of high-pressured steel pipeline spanning 2.1 million acres in western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania. The pipeline is situated in the northern Appalachian basin, an area of prolific gas production with over 11,000 wells. Remaining recoverable reserves from the shallow formation for the area are estimated by the company to be more than 1.7 TCF - or over 10 times the current annual natural gas production for New York and Pennsylvania combined.

The pipeline in only 16 years old, is constructed of coated steel averaging between 6 to 12 inches in diameter, and was designed to provide cathodic propection for the pipe. Five strategically located compressor stations provide 5,510 BHP of compression.

Whether delivering local gas into intersate pipelines or to points for local distribution, Norse Pipeline's goal is to provide local producers with innovative, reliable, flexible, and quality services. As an example, at no cost to the producers, Norse Pipeline has installed electronic flow meters (EFMs) for the majority of the producers connected to its pipeline. Producer delivery volumes can be retrieved daily from Norse Pipeline's website.

Norse Pipeline remains committed to the progress and prosperity of the community it serves.