Emergency

Transportation Notes

Williams Field Services (WFS) will perform emergency maintenance Thursday on the Turbo Expander Plant 5 unit at Opal Plant to remove a freeze in the gas-to-gas exchanger, according to a posting on the Kern River bulletin board. Estimated impact will be 90 MMcf for Thursday’s gas day, WFS said. Barring unforeseen delays, nominations can return to pre-maintenance levels beginning Friday, it added.

October 29, 2009

Transportation Notes

Williams Field Services (WFS) reported postponing emergency maintenance on the Turbo Expander Plant (TXP) 3 unit at its Opal Plant in Wyoming that had been scheduled for Thursday and Friday (a previous posting had said the maintenance would be on TXP 5). A new date for the work, which was expected to reduce plant processing capacity by an estimated 250 MMcf/d, will be communicated when it becomes available, WFS said.

October 16, 2009

Transportation Notes

Williams Field Services (WFS) said it will continue emergency maintenance on the Turbo Expander Plant 5 unit at its Opal Plant in Wyoming with installation of the repaired reboiler unit beginning Thursday. The work, which is expected to be completed Friday, will reduce plant processing capacity by an estimated 250 MMcf/d. “Barring any unforeseen delays, nominations can return to pre-maintenance levels” beginning with Saturday’s gas day, WFS said.

October 15, 2009

Transportation Notes

Columbia Gas said it was investigating a leak on Line AM-130 located near the Middle Fork stream crossing. “Due to this emergency, firm receipts will have to be shut in” starting Thursday morning, the pipeline said, estimating that the outage will last two to seven days. The outage is near the Poca River in the vicinity of Charleston, WV. All production behind Walgrove and north of the Poca River will be shut in, affecting three firm production meters, Columbia said.

July 15, 2009

Shippers Protest Columbia’s Plan for New Primary Delivery Points

A group of Columbia Transmission shippers has called on FERC to grant emergency relief on an expedited basis to prevent the pipeline from unilaterally modifying the primary delivery points under their contracts while a complaint proceeding is pending.

June 16, 2008

Shippers Protest Columbia’s Plan for New Primary Delivery Points

A group of Columbia Transmission shippers have called on FERC to grant emergency relief on an expedited basis to prevent the pipeline from unilaterally modifying the primary delivery points under their contracts while a complaint proceeding is pending.

June 10, 2008

ICE Trading Platform Back On-Line After Thursday Glitch

Electronic energy and agricultural trading platform IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) was off-line last Thursday — as was its website — for approximately three hours following an “emergency power outage,” according to the Atlanta-based commodity exchange.

May 19, 2008

ICE Trading Platform Back On-Line After Three-Hour Suspension

Electronic energy and agricultural trading platform IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) was off-line Thursday — as was its website — for approximately three hours following an “emergency power outage,” according to the Atlanta-based commodity exchange.

May 16, 2008

Transportation Notes

Florida Gas Transmission kept an Overage Alert Day in place through Saturday before ending it Sunday.

April 15, 2008

Transportation Notes

Tennessee declared a force majeure event Friday for Compressor Station 249 in Carlisle, NY, due to the necessity of performing emergency repairs to the foundation supporting the frame of Unit 1A. If left unrepaired, this issue could result in a loss of mechanical integrity of the unit and/or a major failure resulting in an extended outage, Tennessee said. It expected to complete the repairs in seven days. Tennessee anticipates potential restrictions through a pro rata portion of Secondary in the Path nominations through Station 249 and said additional constraints may become necessary.

December 10, 2007