Resource Environmental Solutions Selected to Deliver Wetland Mitigation Solution for Construction of Parkway Pipeline’s New Pipeline

BATON ROUGE, La.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Resource Environmental Solutions, L.L.C. (RES) has been awarded a contract by Parkway Pipeline, LLC for a wetland mitigation solution from our Comite Mitigation Bank that enables compliance and permitting under section 404 of the Clean Water Act. Kinder Morgan and Valero partnered in the formation of Parkway Pipeline LLC for the purpose of constructing, owning and operating a 141-mile, 16" diameter underground pipeline originating in Norco, Louisiana and terminating at an interconnect with existing petroleum facilities in Collins, Mississippi. Parkway will enable the transportation of refined liquid petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and turbine fuel, from existing refineries in the Norco, Louisiana area to existing facilities in Collins, Mississippi.

“diameter underground pipeline originating in Norco, Louisiana and terminating at an interconnect with existing petroleum facilities in Collins, Mississippi. Parkway will enable the transportation of refined liquid petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and turbine fuel, from existing refineries in the Norco, Louisiana area to existing facilities in Collins, Mississippi.”

Elliott Bouillion, RES’ CEO, said, “We are delighted to be in the position to supply an off-the-shelf solution of wetland mitigation credits from our Comite Mitigation Bank, and to de-risk the Parkway Pipeline project by addressing this project-related liability for project owners Kinder Morgan and Valero. RES is now the leading supplier of mitigation solutions to upstream operators, downstream producers, midstream pipeline and infrastructure companies supporting development along the Gulf Coast.”

About Resource Environmental Solutions, L.L.C.

Resource Environmental Solutions develops and supplies ecological offsets to help companies obtain required permits for unavoidable project-related impacts to wetlands, streams and habitats. Learn more about RES at http://res.us.