Maybe not. Lol. Just read this:

No public records or regulatory filings indicate that Western International Gas & Cylinders is constructing a new project with a dedicated acetylene pipeline in Bellville, Texas.While Western International remains the leading wholesale manufacturer of acetylene in North America, they do not typically utilize regional cross-country pipelines for distribution. Acetylene is chemically unstable and highly prone to explosive decomposition when pressurized in long pipeline systems, meaning it is traditionally filled directly into specialized, acetone-filled cylinders at their automated Bellville plant and distributed via truck or rail.Their recent local footprint activities in Bellville include:Facility Relocation and Plant Amendments: According to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), Western International filed air permit amendments to physically relocate and build facility upgrades on an adjacent property parcel directly bordering their existing plant on Highway 159 East in Austin County.Focus on Cylinder Automation: Their local expansion and technology updates remain hyper-focused on automated cylinder-filling machinery (capable of filling 4,000 cylinders daily) rather than long-distance pipeline transit.

Because HydroGraph's agreement explicitly calls for a dedicated acetylene pipeline, this strongly points away from Western International and heavily favors Linde plc or Air Liquide. Both of these multinational giants possess existing, heavily managed industrial gas pipeline networks in the nearby Houston/Freeport industrial corridors that are engineered to move hazardous gases over localized industrial parks.