While the proposed 800-mile Mackenzie Delta gas pipeline project in Canada’s Northwest Territories has often been cited as a solution to the North American natural gas supply problem, the initial 1.2 Bcf/d of gas transported on the line may end up being consumed by oil sands projects in northern Alberta, according to a new report by Lehman Brothers analyst Thomas Driscoll.
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El Paso lifted Tuesday an Unauthorized Overpull Penalty notice that had been issued Sunday.
August 13, 2003
WPS Buys CMS’s Interest in Guardian Pipeline
CMS Energy has sold its one-third interest in the 142-mile Guardian Pipeline LLC to a subsidiary of WPS Resources Corp. for $26 million. Wisconsin Energy and Viking Gas Transmission each still hold their one-third interests in the pipeline, which began operations in December 2002. The pipe begins near Joliet, IL, and transports gas into southern Wisconsin. Guardian can transport 750 MMcf/d.
June 3, 2003
Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Project Files to Carry Rockies Gas East
Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Co. filed with FERC for approval of a 380-mile, 30-inch pipe from the Cheyenne Hub east to carry up as much as 560 MMcf/d to connections with Midcontinent pipes in Kansas.
May 27, 2003
Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Project Files to Carry Rockies Gas East
Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Co. filed with FERC last week for approval of a 380-mile, 30-inch pipe from the Cheyenne Hub east to carry up as much as 560 MMcf/d to connections with Midcontinent pipes in Kansas.
May 26, 2003
Energytec Adds Gas Pipe and 13 Wells in East Texas Acquisition
Dallas-based Energytec Inc. said last week that it has recently closed the acquisition of a 65-mile natural gas pipeline and 13 associated wells in East Texas. The independent oil and gas company said the acquisition continues its emphasis on East Texas as an area of multiple opportunities suitable to its expertise.
April 28, 2003
Energytec Adds Gas Pipe and 13 Wells in East Texas Acquisition
Dallas-based Energytec Inc. said Tuesday that it has recently closed the acquisition of a 65-mile natural gas pipeline and 13 associated wells in East Texas. The independent oil and gas company said the acquisition continues its emphasis on East Texas as an area of multiple opportunities suitable to its expertise.
April 23, 2003
FERC OKs Downsizing of Transco Project, Vacates ANR Certificate
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week voted out an order to downsize and phase the construction of an already-certificated expansion of Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.’s mainline pipeline system in the Southeast region.
April 14, 2003
Williston Basin’s Grassland Pipe Wins Initial Environmental Nod
FERC has given draft environmental clearance to Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline Co.’s 245-mile Grassland Pipeline project, which would transport coalbed methane gas supplies from the Powder River Basin to markets in the Midwest.
February 3, 2003
Williston Basin’s Grassland Pipe Wins Initial Environmental Nod
FERC has given draft environmental clearance to Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline Co.’s 245-mile Grassland Pipeline project, which would transport coalbed methane gas supplies from the Powder River Basin to markets in the Midwest.
January 29, 2003
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