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Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company 1300 Main St. Houston, Texas 77002 Phone: (713) 989-7000 Website: www.energytransfer.com Energy Transfer Partners, a Texas-based • Midstream Operations – approximately energy company founded in 1995 as 40,000 miles of natural gas gathering EMERGENCY CONTACT: a small intrastate natural gas pipeline pipelines and more than 60 1-800-225-3913 company, is now one of the largest processing, treating and conditioning and most diversified master limited plants. PRODUCTS/DOT GUIDEBOOK ID#/GUIDE#: partnerships in the United States. Natural Gas 1971 115 • NGL Transportation and Services – Strategically positioned in all of the major approximately 4,800 miles of NGL ILLINOIS U.S. production basins, the company pipelines, three processing plants, four COUNTIES OF OPERATION: owns and operates a geographically fractionation facilities and NGL storage diverse portfolio of energy assets, facilities with aggregate working Adams Morgan including midstream, intrastate and storage capacity of approximately 53 Champaign Moultrie interstate transportation and storage million Bbls. Christian Peoria assets. Energy Transfer operates more Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, an Douglas Piatt than 90,000 miles of natural gas, crude oil, approximately 6,000-mile natural gas Edgar Pike natural gas liquids and refined products pipeline system with access to diverse Fulton Sangamon pipelines and related facilities, including supply sources, extends from producing Knox Scott terminalling, storage, fractionation, areas in the Anadarko Basin of Texas, Logan Tazewell blending and various acquisition and Oklahoma and Kansas through Missouri, Macon Vermillion marketing assets in 38 states. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and into Michigan. _______________________________________ Changes may occur. Contact the operator to • Intrastate Transportation and Storage Our Midwest customer base includes discuss their pipeline systems and areas of Operations – approximately 7,900 some of the nation’s largest utility and operation. miles of natural gas pipelines and industrial natural gas users. three storage facilities. For more information about local • Interstate Transportation and Storage operations of Panhandle Eastern, please Christian, Fulton, Knox, Logan, Operations – approximately 19,000 contact: Macon, Morgan, Peoria, Sangamon, miles of natural gas pipelines; 10,770 Scott and Tazewell counties: Adams and Pike counties: miles of crude oil pipelines; and 2,200 Kenneth Egelhoff Dan Barton miles of refined products pipelines Operations Manager Operations Manager along with 40 refined products 217-625-2841 wk, 217-473-8183 m 217-734-3221 wk, 217-430-2511 m marketing terminals. [email protected] [email protected] Champaign, Douglas, Edgar, Macon, Moultrie, Piatt and Vermilion counties: McHenry Lake Stephenson Winnebago Boone Jo Daviess Michigan David Venis Carroll Ogle Kane Operations Manager DeKalb DuPage Cook Whiteside Lee 217-253-6022 wk, 217-552-2924 m Kendall Iowa Will [email protected] Bureau La Salle Grundy Rock Island Henry Putnam Kankakee Mercer Stark Marshall Livingston Knox Iroquois Woodford Warren Peoria Ohio Henderson McLean Ford Tazewell Fulton McDonough Hancock Mason Logan De Witt Champaign Vermilion Schuyler Piatt Menard Illinois Cass Adams Brown Macon Indiana Douglas Edgar Morgan Sangamon Pike Greene Clinton Wabash Edwards St. Clair Wayne Missouri Washington Jefferson Monroe Hamilton White Panhandle Perry Randolph Franklin Kentucky Gallatin Saline Jackson Williamson Hardin Pope Union Johnson Massac 0525 0100 Miles Alexander Pulaski 12/20/2017 : Panhandle_20171219 47 IL21.
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