WHAT WE DO SUSTAINABILITY ABOUT INVESTORS CAREERS NEWS FACILITIES INFRASTRUCTURE Inter Pipeline owns and operates assets that provide NGL, offgas and petrochemical products and services. NGL and offgas fractionation is provided through interests in one straddle plant at Cochrane, as well as an integrated offgas business that includes the Redwater Olefinic Fractionator, Pioneer I and Pioneer II processing facilities located near Fort McMurray, Alberta, and the Boreal pipeline system that connects these facilities. The facilities infrastructure segment generates adjusted EBITDA that is supported by fee-based and cost-of-service arrangements and sells commodity-based products to the marketing segment for fixed service fees. The Cochrane straddle plant extracts and fractionates NGL into ethane and propane-plus and by production capacity, is the largest facility of its type in Canada. The plant has processing design capacity of 2.5 bcf/d of natural gas to recover approximately 100,000 b/d of NGL, of which 65,000 b/d are ethane and 35,000 b/d are propane-plus and processes a significant portion of available gas on the western leg of the TC Energy Alberta System. Pioneer I and Pioneer II are two offgas plants located near Fort McMurray, Alberta and have the capacity to recover approximately 40,000 b/d of an ethane-plus mixture from upgrader offgas, a by-product of bitumen upgrading operations, helping to reduce GHG emissions. Once extracted, the liquid mix is shipped via pipeline to Inter Pipeline’s Redwater Olefinic Fractionator where it is fractionated into marketable products. The Redwater Olefinic Fractionator is an ethane-plus fractionation plant near Redwater, Alberta. Ethane-plus produced from offgas processing is fractionated into an ethane-ethylene mixture as well as propane, polymer grade propylene, normal butane, alky feed and olefinic condensate. Once fractionated, the segregated products are sold and then transported to end-user markets by pipeline, truck or rail. The Boreal pipeline system connects these facilities from Northern Alberta to the Alberta Industrial Heartland Alberta and has a current throughput capacity of 43,000 b/d of ethane-plus mixture. SPECIFICATIONS STRADDLE PLANT SPECIFICATIONS OFFGAS PROCESSING BUSINESS SPECIFICATIONS Heartland Petrochemical Complex Inter Pipeline is actively constructing a world-scale, integrated propane dehydrogenation (PDH) and polypropylene (PP) plant. The facilities, collectively referred to as the Heartland Petrochemical Complex, will be located near Inter Pipeline’s Redwater Olefinic Fractionator in Strathcona County, Alberta. Read more about this new venture here. SUSTAINABILITY Inter Pipeline prioritizes the safety and protection of the environment for our employees, customers, shareholders and the communities in which we operate. LEARN MORE More IN 'WHAT WE DO' OVERVIEW Inter Pipeline is an energy infrastructure business engaged in the transportation, processing and storage of energy products across Western Canada and Europe. TRANSPORTATION Our world-scale business consists of oil sands transportation, conventional oil pipelines and bulk liquid storage as part of our world-scale infrastructure. MARKETING Our marketing division manages the logistics and sale of our products and focuses on creating value for our suppliers and customers. NEW VENTURES Our new ventures division focuses on developing large-scale innovative projects to create new cash flow streams and enhanced services for our customers. FOR CUSTOMERS From credit applications to invoicing and our key business contacts, we provide our customers with reliable, market-responsive and cost-effective services. FOR VENDORS Are you interested in being an Inter Pipeline supplier or contractor? Learn more about the benefits and become an integral part of our ongoing success. Head Office 3200, 215 – 2nd Street SW Calgary, Alberta, T2P 1M4 Contact Us Phone: (403) 290-6000 Fax: (403) 290-6090 Toll Free: 1‑866‑716‑PIPE (7473) 24hr Emergency Number: 1-800-727-7163 © 2021 Inter Pipeline Ltd. All Rights Reserved Terms of Use