Nominations

Transportation Notes

MRT advised shippers Tuesday that effective immediately it is not accepting nominations that create a long imbalance on its system. Customers with current long positions are expected to correct their imbalance by the end of this week and to remain in balance for the rest of July. No-notice customers were reminded that they may change their no-notice option and allow storage injections to eliminate their imbalance.

July 25, 2001

California Gas Situation ‘Operationally Challenging’

Natural gas supplies in California will be adequate to serve all core customers this year, but there could be curtailments of non-core customers on the Southern California Gas system in the San Diego area, a staff member of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) told FERC last week.

May 29, 2001

California Gas Situation ‘Operationally Challenging’

Natural gas supplies in California will be adequate to serve all core customers this year, but there could be curtailments of non-core customers on the Southern California Gas system in the San Diego area, a staff member of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) told FERC last week.

May 28, 2001

Transportation Notes

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

May 17, 2001

Transportation Notes

Citing a gas quality problem, NGPL has quit scheduling nominations at the Oneok/Westar-Wheeler receipt point in Wheeler County, TX until further notice.

April 4, 2001

Transportation Notes

El Paso Field Services has scheduled maintenance on El Pasopipeline’s Waha GE turbine for April 22-27. During that periodwellhead nominations on six gathering systems (GGOMEZHI, GTORO,GGOMEZLO, GWAHA,GSIBWAHA and GWAHARC) will be cut to zero. Someshippers on those systems may be able to flow gas to Western GasResources or Koch Pipeline, EPFS said, but must have a prior dealwith those entities for the flow days in question. EPFS must benotified of such arrangements by April 19; otherwise, “the shippersmust instruct their various producers to shut in during theduration of the maintenance.”

April 2, 2001

Transportation Notes

Columbia Gulf said last week it had resumed taking nominations atthe NGPL-South Pecan Lake, NGPL-Erath, NGPL-Chalkley and AEP-JeffersonIsland meter stations. Receipts at those points and others weresuspended in late January because they failed to comply with ColumbiaGulf’s enforcement of a heating value limit of 1,050 Btus per cubicfoot (see Daily GPI, Jan. 22).

March 5, 2001

Transportation Notes

MRT said Wednesday it is not accepting nominations that create along imbalance on its system. Customers who are currently long areexpected to correct their imbalance position by the end of thisweek and to remain in balance for the rest of February. No-noticecustomers were reminded that they may correct imbalances bychanging their no-notice option and allowing storage withdrawals toeliminate the imbalance.

February 23, 2001

Transportation Notes

Due to nominations exceeding capacity, Transwestern wasallocating deliveries Wednesday to SoCal Gas at Needles, CA. About196,000 MMBtu/d in the West of Thoreau segment was affected,Transwestern said.

May 4, 2000

Transportation Notes

Due to nominations exceeding capacity, Transwestern wasallocating capacity Monday on the San Juan Lateral, affecting 18points.

March 28, 2000