Millennium Pipeline Co. LLC is holding a binding open season through Feb. 12 for firm transportation capacity commencing Nov. 1, 2013 to support system mainline expansions linking the Marcellus Shale in New York to the state’s Manhattan borough. Information is available at www.millenniumpipeline.com and on Millennium’s electronic bulletin board. Prospective shippers may contact Stan Brownell at (845) 620-1300 or e-mail at Brownell@millenniumpipeline.com. In November Texas Eastern Transmission LP (Tetco) and Iroquois Gas Transmission System LP each announced open seasons for projects that would target growing production in the Marcellus Shale (see NGI, Nov. 23, 2009). Tetco announced that Range Resources would be the anchor shipper on an expansion of its system to deliver Marcellus gas to the Northeast and Iroquois Gas Transmission System LP announced a nonbinding open season through Friday (Jan. 29) for its NYMarc project, which would connect expanding Marcellus Shale gas supplies to New York, New England and eastern Canadian gas markets.
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FERC-Approved Projects Give Shale, LNG More Market Access
Following its August hiatus, FERC last Thursday approved three expansions — for Midcontinent Express Pipeline (MEP), Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line (Transco) and Mississippi Hub LLC. The proposed facilities would give shale gas producers and liquefied natural gas (LNG) importers greater access to natural gas markets along the East Coast and in the Northeast.
West Awash in Gas, LNG Uncertain, But New Pipes Roll On
Western North America has overreacted to price signals and taken “drill, baby, drill” to an extreme, and as a result the region is saturated with natural gas production that outstrips the current prospective markets, according to a panel of western energy executives who spoke last Tuesday at the 2008 LDC Forum Rockies & West Conference in Irvine, CA. Current swift drops in wholesale gas prices will help, but volatility still adds continued uncertainty for buyers, the panelists said.
Williams Touts Interest During Transco Open Seasons
Williams said Thursday it has successfully concluded three open seasons, for two expansions of its system and for the proposed Rockies Connector Pipeline.
Gasco CEO Says Pipe Expansions ‘Bullish Sign’ for Rockies Producers
Pipeline expansions in the Rocky Mountains are a “bullish sign for Rockies producers…that should result in lower differentials going forward and add value” to the region’s natural gas reserves, Gasco Energy Inc. CEO Mark Erickson said Wednesday.
Gasco CEO Says Pipe Expansions ‘Bullish Sign’ for Rockies Producers
Pipeline expansions in the Rocky Mountains are a “bullish sign for Rockies producers…that should result in lower differentials going forward and add value” to the region’s natural gas reserves, Gasco Energy Inc. CEO Mark Erickson said Wednesday.
Kinder Morgan Plans Series of Expansions, Enhancements to NGPL
Kinder Morgan Inc. announced a series of projects Monday that will increase transportation and storage capacity and service flexibility on Natural Gas Pipe Line Company of America (NGPL), which delivers gas to Chicago and Midwest markets from producing fields in West Texas, the Midcontinent and the Gulf Coast regions.
AGA’s McGill Sees Need for Only a Handful of LNG Projects
The construction of just two to three new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, along with the planned expansions of the existing import facilities in the United States, would provide a “significant incremental addition in gas supply” over the next few years, said an official with the American Gas Association (AGA) Wednesday.
Marathon Lowers 2Q, Year-End Production Guidance
Delays in liquefied natural gas (LNG) expansions in Equatorial Guinea will push down Marathon Oil Co.’s expected second quarter production numbers, the company said last week. Quarterly worldwide production for the Houston-based producer will average 341,000 boe/d, off from its previous guidance of 348,000 boe/d, and the 2004 production forecast will average 360,000 boe/d, compared with a previous estimate of 365,000 boe/d.
Marathon Lowers 2Q, Year-End Production Guidance
Delays in liquefied natural gas (LNG) expansions in Equatorial Guinea will push down Marathon Oil Co.’s expected second quarter production numbers, the company said Wednesday. Quarterly worldwide production for the Houston-based producer will average 341,000 boe/d, off from its previous guidance of 348,000 boe/d, and the 2004 production forecast will average 360,000 boe/d, compared with a previous estimate of 365,000 boe/d.
