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Pipeline Safety

Dakota Gasification Company (Dakota Gas) is committed to public safety, protection of the environment, and operation of its facility in compliance with all applicable rules and regulations. Dakota Gas employs a qualified staff of professionals that are committed to safely transporting synthetic natural gas and carbon dioxide.

The following are downloadable Dakota Gas emergency procedures for our gas pipelines in PDF format:

• SNG Pipeline Emergency Response Plan - Procedure No. 4323
• CO2 Pipeline Emergency Response Plan (U.S. section) - Procedure No. 4321
• Souris Valley Pipeline Limited Emergency Response Procedure - Procedure No. 4322

Map of Dakota Gasification Company's synthetic natural gas (SNG)  and carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline routes in western North Dakota.

In the event of a pipeline emergency, our personnel are trained and fully prepared to respond. Our response personnel coordinate their efforts with local police and fire departments and other emergency responders.

CO2 pipeline

Dakota Gas owns and operates a 204.8-mile carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline that originates just north of Beulah, ND, then travels west to Killdeer, and then north again to the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.

SNG pipeline

Dakota Gas owns and operates a 35-mile synthetic natural gas (SNG) pipeline that originates just north of Beulah, ND, then travels southwest to our transfer point with Northern Border Pipeline Company. This transfer point is located approximately six miles northwest of Hebron, ND.

CO2 Pipeline	Warning sign
SNG Pipeline	Warning sign