7 Km long (Backup) tie-line feeding Cascade Power plant?Anybody ever study this 2nd feed source for the Cascade power plant?
Has Kineticor actually built it?
I understand Peyto owns the primary feed, which portends reduced transportation expenses for Peyto. I have not really studied the 2nd feed line and was curious where it ties in? Any thoughts out there?
https://www.power-technology.com/projects/cascade-combined-cycle-gas-turbine-ccgt-power-plant-alberta/?cf-view "The power plant requires up to 150,000GJ of natural gas a day as fuel.
A new high-pressure gas supply line connecting local gas producers to the Cascade power plant will be used to supply natural gas to the project. Gas will also be supplied via a 7km-long tie-line that will act as a backup. To be constructed and owned by the project developer, the line measures 12in-16in in diameter."