Our projects

Investing in energy that moves us forward

Across our system, Boardwalk is building and modernizing the infrastructure that supports long-term growth and strengthens energy resilience. Each project is designed to strengthen America’s energy system by supporting reliable service, enabling cleaner power generation and helping meet the evolving needs of the communities and markets we serve.

Eunice Reliability and Lake Charles Supply Project

The Eunice Reliability and Lake Charles Supply Project is designed to enhance the reliability, safety and environmental performance of Texas Gas Transmission's natural gas system. By modernizing compressor equipment and improving operational efficiency, the project strengthens energy delivery to southwest Louisiana while supporting state and federal emissions goals. These infrastructure upgrades reflect Boardwalk’s broader commitment to innovation and responsible energy delivery.

Parks Line Upgrade and Sorrento Station Project

The Parks Line Upgrade and Sorrento Station (PLUSS) Project is a strategic infrastructure enhancement that will strengthen energy reliability across southern Louisiana. By upgrading key segments of existing pipeline and constructing a new compressor station, the project is designed to expand natural gas capacity, improve system efficiency and support the region’s growing power generation needs.

Kosciusko Junction Pipeline Project

The Kosciusko Junction Pipeline (“Kosci Junction”) Project is a proposed infrastructure expansion to meet rising demand for natural gas in Mississippi and across the Southeast. This project supports Boardwalk’s vision to deliver secure, affordable and responsible energy infrastructure, helping provide a reliable natural gas supply for electric generation, data centers and industrial growth.

SECURE Project

The SECURE Project, short for Southeast Compression for Utility Reliability Expansion, is a compressor-focused expansion project designed to enhance compression infrastructure across Mississippi and Louisiana. This project will increase system reliability, improve delivery flexibility and support growth in natural gas demand for power generation and industrial markets across the Southeast.

Carnation Project

The Carnation Project is a proposed infrastructure enhancement project involving the installation of additional compression and regulation facilities at existing compressor and regulator stations in Hamilton County, Ohio. These upgrades are designed to support growing natural gas demand in the tri-state area—southwestern Ohio, northern Kentucky and eastern Indiana—by improving system capacity and operational efficiency.

Texas Gateway Project

The Texas Gateway Project is a proposed natural gas infrastructure expansion led by Boardwalk Pipelines, LP, through its subsidiary Gulf South Pipeline Company, LLC (Gulf South). This initiative will help meet growing demand for natural gas across Texas and Louisiana by enhancing system capacity and reliability. The project supports American energy independence and economic growth while delivering cleaner, affordable energy to key markets. With the Texas Gateway Project, Boardwalk and Gulf South aim to:

Borealis Project

The Borealis Project is a proposed natural gas pipeline designed to connect abundant Appalachian natural gas with growing demand in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. The project is led by Boardwalk Pipelines through its subsidiary, Texas Gas Transmission, which has operated in Owensboro, Kentucky since 1948. The project would expand existing infrastructure to improve regional energy reliability and support homes, businesses, utilities and industry. Borealis will become a core part of our network, providing reliable natural gas transportation and storage across the Midwest while improving regional energy reliability.

Dearborn County Lateral Project

The Dearborn County Lateral (Dearborn) Project is a proposed natural gas infrastructure project led by Texas Gas Transmission, LLC (Texas Gas), a subsidiary of Boardwalk Pipelines, LP. The project is designed to enhance energy reliability by connecting Texas Gas’s existing pipeline system in Dearborn County, Indiana, to Vistra Corp.’s Miami Fort Power Plant in Hamilton County, Ohio. The Dearborn project is intended to provide long‑term benefits for the region, including: