Kinder Morgan to deliver ethanol in Florida by pipeline by 3rd quarter

In Florida, the Kinder Morgan’s Central Florida Pipeline will commence delivering ethanol by pipeline between the Port of Tampa and Orlando Airport. The first test batch will be delivered in the third quarter after replacement of pumps, seals, and gaskets, to a 23 million gallon storage facility established in Orlando.

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