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Railroad Commission of Texas Pipeline Safety Operators And Railroad Commission of Texas 1/24/19 9:11 AM Pipeline Safety Page 1 of 124 Operators and Systems - Gas Transmission Operator P5 Number System ID System Permit# 7625 1486 GAS PIPELINE, LLC 953581 533616 FM 1486 H.D.P.E, 4" 07907 3405 5P GAS PIPELINE COMPANY 953758 331470 5P-01 04590 8688 ACACIA NATURAL GAS, L.L.C. 003275 963844 LINE 26048 E. RHOME 12" DISCH, 12" 06015 003275 632474 LINE 26236, 20" E. RHOME DISCHRGE-POOLVILLE JUNCT. 06015 003275 961616 LINE 26808 E. RHOME - ATMOS INTERCONNECT 12" 06015 003275 632299 LINE 300000 BRIDGEPORT PLT TO LONE STAR 18",24" 06015 003275 632472 LINE 300002, 24" POOLVILLE JUNCTION TO I-20 COMPR. 06015 003275 632473 LINE 300003, I-20 CP 24" DISC TO MORGAN MILL 06015 003275 632872 LINE 300006, 24" 06015 8219 ACTIVA RESOURCES, LLC 003664 960080 SUNNY ERNST, 4" 06468 9211 AETHON ENERGY OPERATING LLC 008555 961116 MCSWAIN #22, 8" 07641 008555 961115 OLIVER CREEK #12, 4" 07641 008555 632372 SWEETWATER SL-6, 6" 05949 9210 AETHON UNITED GAS LP 008557 632323 DENTON CREEK TRANSMISSION, 6" & 8" 06220 008557 632732 GRANDVIEW SYSTEM 06826 008557 960226 HAMMICK PHASE II, 8" 06220 008557 331493 ORYX RESIDUE (IDLE) 04560 008557 331494 TGS RESIDUE 04560 008557 331337 TYLER GAS SYSTEM 04333 9663 AGERON ENERGY, LLC 966074 CALLAGHAN/CALLAGHAN 8" 99999 7126 AIR LIQUIDE LARGE INDUST U.S. LP 009357 964906 BAYOU COGEN LATERAL (3 H2) 04279 009357 964897 BAYPORT TO CORR 520 (6 H2) 04279 009357 964905 BAYPORT TO FMC (3 H2) LN 188. 04279 009357 530632 BAYPORT TO FMC (6 H2) 04279 009357 533608 BAYPT-WEBSTER-SANTA FE 14" H 05467 009357 732044 BISHOP-COHEN-KOCH-VALERO, 6", 8" H2 05292 009357 532697 CHOCOLATE BAYOU-FREEPORT H2 05467 009357 964899 DEER PARK H2 CORR 520 (10 H2). 04279 009357 964904 DEER PARK H2 LPT TO CORR 50 (6 H2). 04279 009357 964896 DEER PARK H2 MAINLINE (6H2) 04279 009357 964898 DEER PARK TO SMR BOOSTER TIE-IN (H2) 04279 009357 960444 EAST TEXAS HYDROGEN, 12", 20" 08275 009357 964895 EURECAT LATERAL (H2) 04279 Railroad Commission of Texas 1/24/19 9:11 AM Pipeline Safety Page 2 of 124 Operators and Systems - Gas Transmission Operator P5 Number System ID System Permit# 7126 AIR LIQUIDE LARGE INDUST U.S. LP 009357 532098 FREEPORT-TEXAS CITY, 12", 14" H2 05467 009357 961733 HARRIS CO. TRANSMISSION, 10" 08531 009357 532699 HYCO PLANT-FREEPORT PLANT, 12" H2 05467 009357 964902 LAPORTE PSA LATERAL (6 H2). 04279 009357 964903 LAPORTE TO BAYPORT (3 H2) LINE 188 04279 009357 732135 LEOPARD ST TO THREE RIVERS, 8" H2 05292 009357 732593 P2, P5 INTERCONNECT 8", H2 05292 009357 964907 SEPTON H2 LATERAL WAS SEPCA (LINE 337). 04279 009357 964680 SOUTH TEXAS SYNGAS 09241 7358 AIR PRODUCTS LLC 009371 533239 (10) 2" BAYER 915 H2 05828 009371 962593 (1000, 173, 166) PASADENA H2 05828 009371 533208 (104) FREEPORT - DOW (B PLANT) CO, 10" 06412 009371 530201 (1042) LA PORTE - BAYER CO, 8" 06412 009371 962640 (105) FREEPORT - DOW (A PLANT) CO, 10" 06412 009371 962641 (107) FREEPORT - DOW CO 10"/12" 06412 009371 533287 (120) 8" CELANESE 720 CO 06412 009371 962598 (123) 10" PASADENA 380 H2 05828 009371 530202 (124) 4" LA PORTE 250 CO-PPG 06412 009371 533255 (125) 6" CHANNELVIEW 915 H2 05828 009371 533279 (139) 4" BAYPORT 250 H2 05828 009371 962636 (162) BAYTOWN - LINDE SG, 8" 04575 009371 533283 (164) 8" LA PORTE 720 CO-MILLENNIUM 06412 009371 533241 (165) 6" DEER PARK 915 H2 05828 009371 533253 (167) (168) ALBEMARLE-PASADENA H2 05828 009371 533270 (170) 2" BAYER 915 H2 05828 009371 533248 (172) 2" LA PORTE 950 H2 05828 009371 530627 (176) 2" LA PORTE 1440 H2 05828 009371 533273 (177) 4" MONT BELVIEU 720 H2 05828 009371 533272 (179) 8"/4" MONT BELVIEU 720 H2 05828 009371 533278 (181) 4" BAYPORT - SEPTON H2 05828 009371 533243 (182) 2" LA PORTE 1440 H2 05828 009371 533263 (228) 6" PORT ARTHUR 860 H2 05828 009371 533232 (268) EXXON-BAYTOWN SG, 10" 04575 Railroad Commission of Texas 1/24/19 9:11 AM Pipeline Safety Page 3 of 124 Operators and Systems - Gas Transmission Operator P5 Number System ID System Permit# 7358 AIR PRODUCTS LLC 009371 533281 (275) 10" EXXON-BAYTOWN 720 CO 06412 009371 533262 (39) 6"/8" PORT ARTHUR 915 H2 05828 009371 533260 (40) 8" PORT ARTHUR 860 H2 05828 009371 961094 (41) PASADENA - BASF SG, 10" 01234 009371 962638 (5) LAPORTE - BASF SG, 6" 01234 009371 962596 (530) 6" PASADENA H2 05828 009371 530628 (540) 4" & 6' PASADENA H2 05828 009371 962594 (56) 6" PASADENA H2 05828 009371 962595 (64) 4" PASADENA H2 05828 009371 533269 (66) 8" PORT ARTHUR 860 H2 AP PLANT AT PREMCOR 05828 009371 533261 (72) 4" PORT ARTHUR 915 H2 05828 009371 533267 (73) 4" PORT ARTHUR 860 H2 05828 009371 533276 (77) 6" PORT NECHES 860 H2 05828 009371 533265 (84) PORT ARTHUR 860 H2 05828 009371 533264 (85) 10" PORT ARTHUR 860 HZ NECHES 05828 009371 962592 (86) 6" PORT ARTHUR H2 05828 009371 962639 (885) IDLE LINE 01234 009371 533242 (886) 6" SHELL H2 05828 009371 962637 (90) CHANNELVIEW - LYONDELL SG, 6" 01234 009371 962603 (911) 4"/8" H2 BAYPORT-TOTAL 05828 009371 533257 (969) 8" PORT ARTHUR 915 H2 05828 7659 ALAMO PIPELINE LLC 010079 962139 PINEHURST, 6" 08039 7394 ALBEMARLE CORPORATION 011092 533692 ANHYDROUS HCL, 6" 09953 5852 ALON USA, LP 015098 230802 HOWARD COUNTY SYSTEM, 6", 8" 03237 9246 ALPINE HIGH PIPELINE LLC 964743 ALPINE RESIDUE GAS LINE, 30" 09663 2958 AMARILLO NATURAL GAS, INC. 016810 231886 ADAMS-JONES TRANSMISSION 06933 016810 131220 MID-AMERICAN SYSTEM 06934 016810 130407 OWENS SYSTEM 04095 016810 231885 PHILLIPS-GAINES SYSTEM 06936 016810 131217 PHILLIPS-SLAUGHTER SYSTEM 06935 7490 AMERESCO MCCARTY ENERGY LLC 019784 533734 MCCARTY RD. PL, 10" LANDFILL GAS 07751 7816 AMERICAN MIDSTR OFFSH (SEACR) LP 018835 531058 OFFSHORE GATHERING BRAZOS SYSTEM, 8" 02135 018835 960536 PH-1, 8" 07091 Railroad Commission of Texas 1/24/19 9:11 AM Pipeline Safety Page 4 of 124 Operators and Systems - Gas Transmission Operator P5 Number System ID System Permit# 8924 AMERICAN MIDSTREAM GAS SLTNS, LP 963296 DANVILLE GATHERING, 12" 09133 963667 GULF SOUTH SALES, 8" 09280 960377 HPL 10" 08096 8920 AMERICAN MIDSTREAM PERMIAN, LLC 018731 964472 ETC GATHERING LINE, 8" 01234 018731 963848 YELLOW ROSE RESIDUE LINE 09088 5862 AMERICO ENERGY RESOURCES, LLC 019752 961765 5 ACRES GATHERING, 2", 3", 4", 6", 10" 04815 019752 532077 OUT LOT SYSTEM 04815 7971 AMERRIL ENERGY LLC 019786 963985 FLOUR BLUFF GAS GATHERING SYSTEM - OFFSHORE 02015 019786 730335 FLOUR BLUFF GAS GATHERING SYSTEM - ONSHORE 02015 019786 731918 PITA ISLAND GATHERING SYSTEM 02015 9653 AMP INTRASTATE PIPELINE, LLC 020464 966028 SEGMENTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 30" RESIDUE GAS TRANSMISSION 09965 9638 AMP TEXAS PIPELINES, LLC 965964 AMP TEXAS GATHERING/SEG1_GATHERING12 09962 9410 AMPLIFY ENERGY OPERATING LLC 020467 960243 KATHERINE GATHERING 3" AND 4" 06733 020467 331973 KILLINGSWORTH 2", 3" 06861 020467 331977 LONGVIEW GATHERING 2", 3", 4" 06889 020467 331974 TOLER #1, 2.5" 06862 8384 ANADARKO E&P ONSHORE LLC 020528 231854 STRAWN DOT LINE 06641 1767 APACHE CORPORATION 027200 962196 CRANE GAS PLT RESIDUE SALES, 8" 01234 8468 ARCADIA OPERATING, LLC 028734 963607 SHEPHERD GAS GATHERING, 2" 09273 028734 965209 SHEPHERD GAS TRANSMISSION, 4" 09273 8318 ARP BARNETT PIPELINE, LLC 033057 960002 METHODIST CHILDREN'S PIPELINE, 6" 08003 033057 960003 TAYLOR PIPELINE, 4" 08003 8316 ARP BARNETT, LLC 033055 960228 BINGHAM PIPELINE, 4" 08025 033055 962415 OAK GROVE, 6" 08720 033055 962761 PREMIER, 4" 08720 033055 962308 SYCAMORE BEND, 4" 08025 8031 ARROWHEAD GAS SERVICES, LLC 033515 960550 BOAT RAMP PL, 6" 07430 033515 960551 ROMEO J VASQUEZ 2 PL, 6" 07430 8482 ATLAS BARNETT, LLC 036556 962895 COURTNEY, 4" 09010 036556 962897 DIXIE, 4" 09009 036556 962898 DURWOOD, 4" 09009 036556 962893 HILLIARD, 6" 09008 036556 962896 INDIAN TRAILS, 3" 09009 Railroad Commission of Texas 1/24/19 9:11 AM Pipeline Safety Page 5 of 124 Operators and Systems - Gas Transmission Operator P5 Number System ID System Permit# 8482 ATLAS BARNETT, LLC 036556 962894 PROLOGIS, 6" 09008 036556 962899 VARDEMAN, 4" 09009 036556 962900 VICKI, 4" 09009 9633 ATLAS OPERATING LLC 036587 530958 METZGER 4 TO SLOAN TRACT, 3" 00527 036587 532627 SLOAN TRACT G/L - METZGER #5, 4",2" 00527 036587 531316 SLOAN TRACT G/L TO METZGER #2, 6" 00527 036587 532626 SLOAN TRACT TO G/L 26-1, 3" 00527 036587 530512 SLOAN TRACT TO HRU, 6" (HP) 00527 6776 ATMOS ENERGY CORP., MID-TEX DIVISION 036589 632524 F-23 COSERV SHADY SHORES 00578 036589 612561 HEBRON TO MIDWAY HP 00578 036589 963793 K5-1-2 (HICO) 99999 036589 963148 KC-16 & RFB (CORSICANA ST. TO VIEW & NOVICE) 01234 036589 963153 KC7A (SCURRY & BRAND) 00578 036589 631664 KP-1 HUCKABAY TO COMANCHE 99999 036589 130936 LINE U (STAMFORM TO SEYMOUR) 01234 036589 964509 W7-3 D/T (REPLACEMENT PIPE) 09421 036589 632061 XT-4 TO DESDEMONIA 99999 6931 ATMOS ENERGY,WEST TEXAS DIVISION 036603 130177 AMARILLO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM 02995 036603 131235 LINE NO. 07276 (GAINES AND TERRY) 02995 036603 131234 LINE NO. 07278 (HALE AND LUBBOCK) 02995 036603 131121 LP&L LATERAL, 8" 02995 6777 ATMOS PIPELINE - TEXAS 036599 965080 033-2 00578 036599 965082 033-3 (EXP) 00578 036599 965083 033-4 00578 036599 965088 033-5 (WEST PARIS) 00578 036599 965089 033-6 (KIMBERLEY-CLARK) 00578 036599 965087 033-GREENVILLE 00578 036599 331455 033-PARIS 00578 036599 965084 038 00578 036599 965091 038-1 00578 036599 965093 038-1-1 00578 036599 965094 038-1-2 00578 036599 965095 038-1-2-2 00578 Railroad Commission of Texas 1/24/19 9:11 AM Pipeline Safety Page 6 of 124 Operators and Systems - Gas Transmission Operator P5 Number System ID System Permit# 6777 ATMOS PIPELINE - TEXAS 036599 965096 038-1-2-2-1 00578 036599 965097 038-1-3 (BOGATA TAP) 00578
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