Compression

Ozark Gas Transmission LLC is seeking FERC authorization to transfer all of its natural gas gathering lines and associated gathering compression facilities in the states of Oklahoma and Arkansas to affiliate Ozark Arkansas Gas Gathering LLC (OAGG) for the net depreciated book value of $5.93 million.

Devon Energy Corp. has signed an agreement to sell 1,800 miles of gas gathering pipelines and related compression, a gas plant and four treating plants in East Texas to an affiliate of Energy Transfer Partners LP for an undisclosed amount.

Devon Energy Corp. has signed an agreement to sell 1,800 miles of gas gathering pipelines and related compression, a gas plant and four treating plants in East Texas to an affiliate of Energy Transfer Partners LP for an undisclosed amount.

FERC last Wednesday issued ANR Pipeline a certificate for its EastLeg pipeline loop and compression project to provide gas deliveries to satisfy expanding power generation demand in Wisconsin.

FERC on Wednesday issued ANR Pipeline a certificate for its EastLeg pipeline loop and compression project to provide gas deliveries to satisfy expanding power generation demand in Wisconsin.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Wednesday voted to approve a certificate for increased compression to boost capacity on El Paso Natural Gas’ Bondad System by 140 MMcf/d to a total of 725.5 MMcf/d. The additional capacity can be as much as 60 MMcf/d more during the winter.

Northern Natural Gas was able to restore some compression Thursday evening at the Bushton (KS) Compressor Station in areas away from Building 3, which was damaged in an explosion and fire Tuesday morning (see Daily GPI, April 2), a spokesman said Friday. The station began accepting a portion of the normal outlet gas from an upstream Oneok processing plant and possibly would be able to handle full plant volumes again by Friday night, he said.

The math still doesn’t add up at Hanover Compressor. The industry’s largest supplier of natural gas compression equipment revealed on Wednesday that for the third time this year it must restate prior financial results. After a review of prior business transactions, the company found that it incorrectly accounted for four transactions totaling revenues of $5.1 million and net income of $2 million.

The math still doesn’t add up at Hanover Compressor. The industry’s largest supplier of natural gas compression equipment revealed on Wednesday that for the third time this year it must restate prior financial results. After a review of prior business transactions, the company found that it incorrectly accounted for four transactions totaling revenues of $5.1 million and net income of $2 million.