Southern California Gas, which recently exited a segment outage on Line 4000 that caused a 700 MMcf/d reduction of border receipt capacity (see Daily GPI, Dec. 7), said it will isolate the line again Friday from Newberry to Main Line Valve 12 (a total of 36 miles) to repair a leak. The will cause a one-day capacity loss of 690 MMcf/d at the Topock, North Needles and Questar border points, leaving total combined throughput not to exceed 650 MMcf/d, SoCalGas said.
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Transportation Notes
In a further update about maintenance on Line 4000 that has caused a loss of 700 MMcf/d of receipt capacity at the South Needles (El Paso, Topock), and North Needles (Transwestern and Southern Trails) border points since Sept. 20 (see Daily GPI, Oct. 13), Southern California Gas said Tuesday the line will be isolated from Newberry to Main Line Valve 12 (a total of 36 miles) due to numerous anomalies recently discovered from internal inspection. The line will remain out of service until mid to late December, SoCalGas said.
November 1, 2006
Transportation Notes
In an update Thursday about Line 4000 maintenance that has caused a loss of 700 MMcf/d of receipt capacity at South Needles (El Paso, Topock), and North Needles (Transwestern and Southern Trails) since Sept. 20 (see Daily GPI, Sept. 21), Southern California Gas said the line will be out for a minimum of two months. Further updates will be posted as more information becomes available, SoCalGas said.
October 13, 2006
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