Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO for Saturday on its California Gas Transmission system, setting penalties of $1/Dth for exceeding a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances.
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Pacific Gas and Electric belatedly issued a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO for Wednesday on its California Gas Transmission system, setting penalties of $1/Dth for exceeding a positive imbalance of 8%. The OFO was extended through Thursday, when the tolerance will tighten to 5%.
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Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO on its California Gas Transmission system for Friday, setting the penalty for exceeding a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances at $1/Dth.
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Pacific Gas and Electric declared a new systemwide Stage 2 OFO for Saturday on its California Gas Transmission system, setting penalties of $1/Dth for exceeding a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances.
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Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO for Thursday on its California Gas Transmission system, setting penalties of $1/Dth for exceeding a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances.
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Southern California Gas declared a high-linepack OFO for Saturday, with Buy-Back penalties applying to deliveries exceeding 10% of nominated quantities.
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Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO for Thursday on its California Gas Transmission system. The penalty for exceeding a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances is $1/Dth.
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