Kinder Morgan’s Trident Intrastate Pipeline is intended to carry liquefied natural gas from Katy, Texas, to Port Arthur in Jefferson County, Texas, near the Texas and Louisiana border. Construction is expected to be completed in 2027. Once completed, the 42- to 48-inch-diameter Trident Pipeline will run approximately 216 miles through predominately rural privately owned land.
The construction will affect property owners living in the path of the pipeline who will face being forced to sell easement rights to their land. Refusal to accept the offer for the property rights could lead Kinder Morgan to leverage its power of eminent domain over private landowners, given to it by the Texas Legislature, which means landowners may face a condemnation action and thus should know their rights.
Attorney and landowner Dan Gattis can help you understand the process of condemnation, which utilizes the power of eminent domain, and how to negotiate fair value and easement terms for your property. Arm yourself with the representation and knowledge to protect yourself and your property. Contact us to learn more.
Trident Pipeline Project FAQs
The Trident Pipeline will run approximately 216 miles from Katy, Texas to Port Arthur in Jefferson County, Texas.
The Trident pipeline is expected to be completed in 2027.
While the initial capacity is set at 1.5 billion cubic feet, the Trident Pipeline has the potential for future expansions, with possible capacity reaching up to 2.8 billion cubic feet.
The Trident Pipeline is owned by Kinder Morgan.
The purpose of the Trident Pipeline is to enhance the transportation and delivery of natural gas from production regions to key demand centers and export facilities in Texas.
