Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line has extended an open season for a proposed pipeline expansion and extension of its Muncie Lateral until June 11. The company is planning to add 500 MMcf/d of firm transportation capacity on the lateral in Ohio and will extend the line from Grant County, IN, to Cincinnati with 124 miles of 30-inch diameter pipe. The project is designed to carry more western and southwestern supplies eastward. It would increase access to gas supply from the Midcontinent, the Rockies, the Gulf Coast and from Trunkline LNG’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Lake Charles, LA for customers in the Midwest and along the East Coast. The project would provide additional transportation capacity to Dayton, Cincinnati and East Coast markets through connections at Lebanon, OH, to Texas Eastern Transmission, Columbia Gas Transmission and Dominion Transmission. It is planned to be in service by November 2006. Previously the open season was scheduled to end on May 14. Open Season documents can be obtained by calling either Jim Van Matre at (713) 989-7625 or Gregg Russell at (713) 989-7624.
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Natural Gas Not Best Source of Hydrogen’s Expansion as Energy Source
Everyone from President George W. Bush on down who is touting a hydrogen-based energy future is undecided about how it will be accomplished, but natural gas is always part of the equation, and that may have to change, according to an ExxonMobil official.
Panhandle Eyes 500 MMcf/d Ohio Capacity Expansion/Extension Project
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line is planning to add 500 MMcf/d of firm transportation capacity on its Muncie Lateral in Ohio and will extend the line with a 124-mile, 30-inch diameter pipe, designed to carry western and southwestern supplies eastward.
Panhandle Eyes 500 MMcf/d Ohio Capacity Expansion/Extension Project
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line is planning to add 500 MMcf/d of firm transportation capacity on its Muncie Lateral in Ohio and will extend the line with a 124-mile, 30-inch diameter pipe, designed to carry western and southwestern supplies eastward.
Crosstex Doubles Pipeline Miles, Capacity with $76M Purchase of LIG from AEP
Crosstex Energy LP took a big leap forward in its Gulf Coast midstream and pipeline expansion plans with the purchase of Louisiana Interstate Gas (LIG) from American Electric Power for $76.2 million.
Crosstex Doubles Pipeline Miles, Capacity with $76M Purchase of LIG from AEP
Crosstex Energy LP took a big leap forward in its Gulf Coast midstream and pipeline expansion plans with the purchase of Louisiana Interstate Gas (LIG) from American Electric Power for $76.2 million.
FERC Approves Market-based Rates for Unocal Keystone Expansion
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last Thursday voted to approve market-based rates for storage and hub services for an expanded Unocal Keystone Gas Storage LLC, facility in the Permian Basin in Winkler County, TX, near the Waha Hub.
FERC Approves Market-based Rates for Unocal Keystone Expansion
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Thursday voted to approve market-based rates for storage and hub services for an expanded Unocal Keystone Gas Storage LLC, facility in the Permian Basin in Winkler County, TX, near the Waha Hub.
Duke Keeps Dividend But Takes Billions in Charges, Plans Plant Sales
Duke Energy defied analysts’ expectations by announcing Wednesday that it would maintain its $1.10/share annual dividend. However, new CEO Paul Anderson outlined a major restructuring plan and said the company would have to take a $3.3 billion fourth quarter 2003 pretax charge as a result of asset impairments.
EIA Sees LNG Expansion in U.S. and Worldwide
With doubt continuing to grow that the United States can satisfy its natural gas growth needs in-house, liquified natural gas (LNG) importation continues to gain spotlight attention as a means to augment domestic gas supply.
