The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gave a favorable environmental review of Perryville Gas Storage LLC’s proposal to construct a salt dome natural gas storage facility and associated facilities in the Crowville Salt Domes in Franklin and Richland parishes in northern Louisiana. The facility would provide approximately 15 Bcf of working capacity in two caverns, with a maximum injection rate of 226 MMcf/d and a maximum withdrawal rate of 600 MMcf/d, according to Houston-based Perryville Gas. Plans call for interconnections with CenterPoint Energy Gas Transmission and Columbia Gulf Transmission near Delhi, LA (see NGI, June 15). In addition to the two caverns, Perryville Gas proposed to build 11.69 miles of 36-inch diameter gas pipeline; 2.68 miles of 24-inch diameter pipeline; a 9,500 hp compressor station; and associated facilities in Franklin and Richland parishes. The company asked FERC to issue a final order by Dec. 1 and grant it a construction period of five years. It said it expects to have the facilities in service by June 2012.
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Perryville Storage Project Receives Environmental Thumbs-Up
FERC Friday gave a favorable environmental review of Perryville Gas Storage LLC’s proposal to construct a salt dome natural gas storage facility and associated facilities in the Crowville Salt Domes in Franklin and Richland parishes in northern Louisiana.
Perryville Gas Proposes Storage Facility in Northeast Louisiana
Perryville Gas Storage LLC has asked FERC for authorization to build a new salt dome natural gas storage facility in Northeast Louisiana.
SG Resources Readies New Expansion at Southern Pines Storage
SG Resources Mississippi LLC won FERC approval last Thursday to further expand the working gas capacity of its high-deliverability salt dome natural gas storage facility in Greene County, MS, by 16 Bcf, bringing total working gas capacity to about 40 Bcf when the second expansion of its original project is completed.
SG Resources Gets OK to Further Expand Southern Pines Storage
SG Resources Mississippi LLC won FERC approval Thursday to further expand the working gas capacity of its high-deliverability salt dome natural gas storage facility in Greene County, MS, by 16 Bcf, bringing total working gas capacity to about 40 Bcf when the second expansion of its original project is completed.
Industry Brief
Commercial finance provider CIT Group Inc. has arranged $125 million in senior secured financings for Arcadia Gas Storage, a salt dome gas storage facility to be developed in north-central Louisiana (see Daily GPI, Jan. 25, 2007). Arcadia is owned by Cardinal Gas Storage, a 50/50 joint venture of Martin Resource Management Corp. and Energy Capital Partners. The facility is to be constructed in two phases over the next three years and will have 7.8 Bcf of working capacity. Financing for the transaction was provided by CIT Energy, a unit of CIT. The senior secured credit facilities included construction, pad gas and accordion financing.
Atmos Completes Open Season for Louisiana Storage Project
A recently completed nonbinding open season for services at Atmos Energy Corp.’s proposed Fort Necessity salt-dome gas storage project in Franklin Parish, LA, was a success, with participants requesting more than three times the 5 Bcf of capacity proposed for the project’s first phase, the company said Friday.
SG Resources Seeks to Raise Capacity at Mississippi Storage Facility
SG Resources Mississippi LLC has asked FERC for permission to further increase the capacity of its high-deliverability salt dome gas storage facility in Greene County, MS, by approximately 19 Bcf, bringing total capacity to about 43 Bcf.
SG Resources Seeks to Raise Capacity at Mississippi Storage Facility
SG Resources Mississippi LLC has asked FERC for permission to further increase the capacity of its high-deliverability salt dome gas storage facility in Greene County, MS, by approximately 19 Bcf, bringing total capacity to about 43 Bcf.
Atmos Holds Open Season for Louisiana Storage Project
Atmos Energy Corp. has announced a nonbinding open season to be held in June for services at its proposed Fort Necessity salt-dome natural gas storage project in Franklin Parish, LA.
