Texas PS-48 Filing

A Texas PS-48 filing is a source-record concept EnergyNetWatch keeps separate from broader activity claims.

Short Answer

A PS-48 filing is a Texas pipeline construction notice. It can point to project timing, mileage, product, diameter, counties, and T-4 references, but it is still a notice record rather than proof of final construction or service.

Why It Matters

PS-48 filings can create early project-signal context for pipeline construction monitoring, service-company targeting, and county-level infrastructure review.

Where The Public Data Comes From

The source is the Texas Railroad Commission PS-48 construction-notice file or related RRC publication.

Official source: Texas Railroad Commission

What The Record Can Show

A reviewed PS-48 row can show operator, project label, product, diameter, reported mileage, counties, stated start timing, and T-4 references when present.

What The Record Cannot Prove

A PS-48 filing does not prove contract award, current construction status, exact route geometry, in-service status, or project economics by itself.

Example Record / Workflow

Example PS-48 signal:

How To Compare It

A T-4 is better for pipeline permit identity. A PS-48 is better for construction-notice movement. When both appear together, the record is more useful because identity and project timing can be reviewed side by side.

How Buyers Use It

Fabrication, ROW, survey, civil, compression, meter, automation, and field-service providers can use PS-48 rows to identify where a pipeline-related follow-up deserves review.

How EnergyNetWatch Uses It

EnergyNetWatch turns PS-48 rows into a caveated project watchlist with timing windows, county concentration, operator concentration, and T-4 follow-up fields.