El Paso said it continues to operate under pressure restrictions in a section of Line 1102 north of Amarillo Compressor Station that makes it unable to physically transport gas north or south between the Amarillo and Dumas compressor stations. Transportation through this segment will be scheduled only to the extent that net nominations in both directions are approximately zero, the pipeline said. It has now acquired all of the property required for rerouting this segment. El Paso said. It expects to start construction in August with an anticipated in-service date around Oct. 5.
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Transportation Notes
El Paso changed the pigging schedule for Line 1102 from Plains to Dumas; see the bulletin board for operational details and capacity effects. It also postponed to an unspecified later date, pending delivery of critical parts, a total shutdown of the Window Rock Station that had been planned for Thursday (April 24). However, Window Rock’s A Plant only was down for Department of Transportation inspections and gas cooling equipment tie-ins Thursday, with the 7A turbine remaining down through Friday. This work, in combination with ongoing maintenance at Flagstaff Station and on the Window Rock 2B turbocharger, will reduce capacity of the North Mainline by 160 MMcf/d Friday, by 110 MMcf/d Saturday, and by 26 MMcf/d Sunday through Tuesday.
April 25, 2003
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