Linepack

Transportation Notes

Due to warmer weather in its market area and lower overall linepack, Florida Gas Transmission issued Thursday an Overage Alert Day notice with 15% tolerance for negative imbalances.

June 15, 2001

Transportation Notes

Pacific Gas & Electric did not extend a high-linepack OFO with zero tolerance for positive imbalances beyond Saturday.

May 22, 2001

Transportation Notes

Pacific Gas & Electric declared a customer-specific OFO for today to guard against excessive linepack.

May 17, 2001

Transportation Notes

Projecting linepack above its maximum target level through Sunday, Pacific Gas & Electric issued a customer-specific OFO for today.

May 11, 2001

Transportation Notes

Due to mild weather in its market area and high linepack, Florida Gas Transmission issued an Underage Alert Day notice Tuesday with 10% tolerance for positive daily imbalances.

May 9, 2001

Transportation Notes

Pacific Gas & Electric, projecting that its linepack would rise well above maximum target levels from Saturday through today, had a customer-specific OFO in place Saturday.

May 7, 2001

Transportation Notes

Saying linepack and operating conditions had improved, Florida Gas Transmission did not extend an Underage Alert Day notice beyond Tuesday.

May 3, 2001

Transportation Notes

Citing mild market area weather and high linepack, Florida Gas Transmission declared an Underage Alert Day Tuesday with 10% tolerance for positive daily imbalances. FGT also said it will be performing unplanned maintenance today and Thursday at an off-system interconnect with Tennessee at Carnes, MS. Interconnect volumes are limited to 30 MMcf/d during the work.

May 2, 2001

Transportation Notes

Noting it had advised shippers earlier in the week about high linepack problems due to overproduction, reduced demand and limited storage injection capacity, Tennessee said Wednesday a systemwide OFO Balancing Alert will take effect with today’s gas day. Positive daily imbalances that exceed 2% (or 500 dekatherms, whichever is greater) over nominated volumes will be charged $15 plus an index price for each dekatherm outside of the designated tolerance. Penalties will not apply to negative imbalances. The OFO is expected to remain in effect until testing of the Bear Creek Storage Field is completed May 1. Tennessee also said that based on current and anticipated future conditions, its ban on 500 Leg receipts with a dew point higher than 20 degrees F. and without proof of processing will remain in effect through the end of May.

April 26, 2001

Transportation Notes

With linepack threatening to soar well above its maximum targetlevels later this week, Pacific Gas & Electric widenedTuesday’s customer-specific OFO into a systemwide Stage 3high-inventory OFO today. The OFO has penalties of $5/Dth forpositive daily imbalances exceeding a stringent 1% tolerance.

March 21, 2001