FERC has approved Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line’s request to amend its certificate to build an expansion that would create 165 MMcf/d of new firm transportation capacity to serve markets in the greater Washington, DC, and Baltimore metropolitan areas.
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FERC Approves Revised Transco Potomac Expansion
FERC has approved Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line’s request to amend its certificate to build an expansion that would create 165 MMcf/d of new firm transportation capacity to serve markets in the greater Washington, DC, and Baltimore metropolitan areas.
Western Governors Seek Removal of NEPA Review Exemption for Drilling
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CCRO Urges Transaction Reporting to Price Surveys
The Committee of Chief Risk Officers (CCRO), pointing to gaps in gas price reporting during the March bidweek, has urged energy buyers and sellers to continue to submit data on transactions to “index developers” during the transition time until its complex and detailed new rules can be put in place. At the same time, another group, the Process Gas Consumers (PGC) representing end users whose processes require the use of natural gas, has advised FERC Chairman Pat Wood it is “strongly” opposed to the federal government taking a hand in the price reporting process for natural gas.
Transco Files To Phase In Momentum Project, Shave Capacity
Williams’ Transcontinental Gas Pipeline (Transco) filed to amend a previously granted FERC certificate for its $189 million Momentum expansion project. The pipeline wants to phase in and reduce the size of the expansion due to changes in the needs of two power generation customers in the Southeast.
Transco Files To Phase In Momentum Project, Shave Capacity
Williams’ Transcontinental Gas Pipeline (Transco) filed to amend a previously granted FERC certificate for its $189 million Momentum expansion project. The pipeline wants to phase in and reduce the size of the expansion due to changes in the needs of two power generation customers in the Southeast.