Applications

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) has conditionally approved 11 more applications for permits to drill (APD) natural gas wells near the controversial Project Rulison nuclear blast site.

Approved applications for permits-to-drill (APD) in Colorado are up 4% from the same time a year ago and are on pace to break all previous records, the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) said in a report issued Monday.

Gulf Crossing Pipeline Co. LLC, a subsidiary of Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP, has filed applications to build a major pipeline that would transport natural gas from supply regions in Texas and Oklahoma to the Perryville Hub.

Gulf Crossing Pipeline Co. LLC, a subsidiary of Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP, has filed applications to build a major pipeline that would transport natural gas from supply regions in Texas and Oklahoma to the Perryville Hub.

Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp., a San Antonio, TX-based developer of midstream oil and gas assets, has filed applications with FERC to build the U.S. leg of its Northeast Hub Pipeline, which would link natural gas markets in the United States and Mexico.

Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp., a San Antonio, TX-based developer of midstream oil and gas assets, said Thursday it has filed applications with FERC to build the U.S. leg of its Northeast Hub Pipeline, which would link natural gas markets in the United States and Mexico.

El Paso Corp. affiliates Southern LNG Inc., Elba Express Co. and Southern Natural Gas pipeline have filed applications at FERC seeking to double the storage and sendout capacity of Southern LNG’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Georgia and to build a new 190-mile, 1.2 Bcf/d gas pipeline to move revaporized LNG to the growing Southeast markets.

El Paso Corp. affiliates Southern LNG Inc., Elba Express Co. and Southern Natural Gas pipeline have filed applications at FERC seeking to double the storage and sendout capacity of Southern LNG’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Georgia and to build a new 190-mile, 1.2 Bcf/d gas pipeline to move revaporized LNG to downstream gas markets.

Due in part to the energy infrastructure damage and disruptions along the Gulf Coast in the aftermath of last year’s hurricanes, FERC anticipates that applications seeking to build 14 new natural gas storage projects will be filed over the next five years, the agency told Congress and the Bush administration Friday.