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Browse Pipeline Incidents

4 incidents in CT.

PHMSA Pipeline Incident Database

Browse 4 pipeline incidents reported to PHMSA. Each record includes the operator, pipeline type, cause, casualties, and property damage. Use the filters below to narrow results by state, pipeline type, cause, or keyword.

DateOperatorStateTypeCauseFatalitiesInjuriesDamage ($)
Jun 7, 2021 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT GAS CO CT gas_distribution OTHER OUTSIDE FORCE DAMAGE 1 0 —
Mar 18, 2013 YANKEE GAS SERVICES CO CT gas_distribution OTHER INCIDENT CAUSE 0 0 —
Jan 30, 2013 YANKEE GAS SERVICES CO CT gas_distribution PIPE, WELD, OR JOINT FAILURE 0 0 —
Feb 7, 2011 YANKEE GAS SERVICES CO CT gas_distribution OTHER INCIDENT CAUSE 0 0 —

Frequently Asked Questions

PHMSA requires operators to report incidents involving a fatality, an injury requiring hospitalization, property damage of $122,000 or more (adjusted periodically), highly volatile liquid releases of 5 barrels or more, other liquid releases of 50 barrels or more, or any unintentional release of gas resulting in an event meeting certain criteria.

The Damage column shows the reported property damage for each incident. This can include damage to the pipeline itself, nearby structures, vehicles, and other property. Additional costs such as lost commodity, environmental remediation, and emergency response are tracked separately and shown on each incident's detail page.

Yes. Use the search field above to filter incidents by operator name. The search matches partial names, so searching for "Pacific Gas" will find all variations of that operator's reported name.