After designating Friday as a Critical Day for storage in which no interruptible injections were expected to be available, Columbia Gas extended the Critical Day period to Saturday through Monday. The pipeline also barred Auto-PAL (Park and Loan) service through the weekend and said no nominations to resolve due-pipe imbalances were being accepted.
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Citing continued limited operational flexibility, Tennessee said it was not accepting nominations on PAL-D Parks, PAL-D Loan Payback or ISPA Interruptible Storage Injections at the Bear Creek facility in northwest Louisiana effective with Wednesday’s gas day. In addition, Tennessee said Tuesday it had completed a Line 527A-300 abandonment project three days ahead of schedule and was allowing physical flow to resume at the Venice Interconnect subject to scheduled nominations.
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Pacific Gas and Electric did not extend a two-day systemwide high-inventory OFO beyond Thursday.
Transportation Notes
Chicago-area LDC Nicor Gas lifted Tuesday caps on deliveries into its system that had been in effect for weeks, saying storage injections at the Nicor Gas Hub would no longer be interrupted.
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Chicago-area LDC Nicor Gas lifted Tuesday caps on deliveries into its system that had been in effect for weeks, saying storage injections at the Nicor Gas Hub would no longer be interrupted.
Canadians Eye Horn River Gas for Next Generation
In natural gas, Texans have no monopoly on thinking big. When prices make a comeback Canadians — including affiliates of international producers with high profiles in the Lone Star State — say they will be ready to launch the next generation of supplies on a scale deserving to rate as large by any standard.
Transportation Notes
Columbia Gas extended a “Critical Day” restriction on interruptible storage injections (see Daily GPI, Aug. 27) through the end of the month.
Traders Lament Lackluster Market; July Sheds 6.1 Cents
July natural gas futures ground lower in listless trading Friday as traders cited the bearish mantra of expected strong injections into gas storage and a lack of weather in populous energy markets. Short-term traders expect prices to fall early next week.
Market Ignores Bearish Storage Stats; July Posts 4.4-Cent Gain
July natural gas futures gained ground Thursday in spite of a government inventory report showing injections above trader expectations and inventories well above historical norms. A strong performance by July crude oil, which more than made up for Wednesday’s $2.43/bbl drubbing, also helped the bullish cause.
Futures End Wild Day Lower Following 93 Bcf Storage Build
Despite missing out on the Independence Hub’s 900 MMcf/d of production for more than a month, the natural gas industry proved Thursday that it can still put healthy injections into storage after the Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported that 93 Bcf was deposited for the week ended May 9.