Awarded

Central New York Oil and Gas Co. LLC (CNYOG), a subsidiary of Kansas City, MO-based Inergy LP, last Thursday was awarded a FERC certificate that will allow it to nearly double the working gas capacity of its Stagecoach Storage facility in southwestern New York State.

Central New York Oil and Gas Co. LLC (CNYOG), a subsidiary of Kansas City, MO-based Inergy LP, on Thursday was awarded a FERC certificate that will allow it to nearly double the working gas capacity of its Stagecoach Storage facility in southwestern New York State.

Golden Pass LNG LLC awarded a $1 billion lump-sum turnkey contract to Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. (CB&I) for construction of the 2 Bcf/d Golden Pass liquefied natural gas (LNG) import facility near Sabine Pass, TX. The terminal, which will deliver regasified LNG to an ExxonMobil refinery and to the U.S. gas pipeline grid, is expected to be completed in 2009 when it will begin receiving LNG from Qatar.

Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp.’s Mexican pipeline subsidiary, Terranova Energia, was awarded a permit by the Comision Reguladora de Energia de Mexico (CRE) to build the 1.2 Bcf/d Terranova Occidente and Oriente pipeline portions of its Burgos Hub Export/Import Project in northeastern Mexico.

ANR Pipeline Co. on Monday said bids for 17 Bcf of capacity have been awarded for Phase I of a storage enhancement project in Michigan, which surpassed its target of 13 Bcf. The El Paso Corp. subsidiary is expanding existing storage fields and developing new fields, all in Michigan, under a plan unveiled last November (see Daily GPI, Nov. 17, 2005).

FERC on Thursday awarded Tennessee Gas Pipeline a certificate to build an extension of an existing pipeline in federal waters offshore Louisiana, which would provide access to new deepwater natural gas supplies.

Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. (CB&I) said Tuesday it was awarded a contract valued at more than $100 million for the design and construction of storage tanks for Canada’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal.

FERC has awarded CenterPoint Energy Gas Transmission a certificate to carry out a mainline compression expansion in Oklahoma that would permit greater volumes of Rocky Mountain natural gas to be transported eastward to markets across its pipeline system.

FERC has awarded CenterPoint Energy Gas Transmission a certificate to carry out a mainline compression expansion in Oklahoma that would permit greater volumes of Rocky Mountain natural gas to be transported eastward to markets across its pipeline system.