NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL), a unit of TransCanada Corp., and ATCO Pipelines will hold meetings Feb. 28 in Edmonton and March 1 in Calgary to update customers on the ATCO/NGTL integration initiative. In September 2008 the companies said they had reached an agreement to provide seamless gas transmission service in Alberta (see Daily GPI, Sept. 10, 2008). The meetings are intended to provide an update on the initiative’s progress; review NGTL service and attributes; review ATCO/NGTL contract administration, transition and election requirements; and address shipper questions or concerns. Those planning to attend either meeting should RSVP to Laurie Summy at (403) 920-5571, or at laurie_summy@transcanada.com by Feb. 23.
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is ending a systemwide low-inventory OFO Wednesday after it had been in effect for two days.
July 22, 2009
Sable Island Repair to Take Days, Not Weeks
A disabled water pump was the cause of the shut-in of natural gas production from the Sable Island Field offshore Nova Scotia early Tuesday morning, a spokesman for operator ExxonMobil told NGI Wednesday.
April 9, 2009
Transportation Notes
Due to unplanned maintenance on the 20-inch diameter Peace River Mainline, NOVA said it was taking all meter stations in the Upper Peace River Mainline Area to zero at noon MST last Friday until further notice. The work is expected to be completed by Dec. 8.
December 1, 2008
TransCanada Teams With ATCO Pipelines to Better Serve Alberta
Canadian Utilities’ ATCO Pipelines subsidiary and TransCanada Corp.’s NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL) unit said Monday they have reached an agreement to provide seamless natural gas transmission service to customers in Alberta. The gas transmission model will utilize a single suite of services to provide integrated gas transmission service, which the companies expect to add value for customers as a result of seamless efficient service throughout the province.
September 10, 2008
Transportation Notes
Maritimes & Northeast U.S. (M&N) said Tuesday night it had learned that the Sable Offshore Energy Inc. production facility offshore Nova Scotia experienced a decrease in production during the April 29 gas day. However, on Wednesday morning M&N reported that output at the Sable facility had returned to normal levels and it lifted an associated restriction on imbalances.
May 1, 2008
Moderating Weather Pulls Nearly All Points Down
With many areas in transition toward milder temperatures again, flat Dawn and NOVA Inventory Transfer quotes were the only exception to falling cash prices Thursday. The previous day’s 27.6-cent drop by expiring March futures added to the bearish mood.
February 29, 2008
Transportation Notes
To encourage shippers to run positive imbalances because of dwindling linepack during an especially severe cold snap in Western Canada, NOVA has reset its imbalance tolerance range to 0/+4.
January 30, 2008
Transportation Notes
NOVA said late Monday it would declare force majeure due to a line leak on the 20-inch diameter Marten Hills Lateral (see Daily GPI, April 24). The line has been isolated, and typical flows of about 33.7 MMcf/d at three affected meter stations have been halted, the pipeline added. It projects that repairs will be completed Saturday, and pending further investigation, the service restriction will be lifted at that time.
April 25, 2007
Transportation Notes
MRT lifted Thursday a System Protection Warning that had been implemented Wednesday.
March 15, 2007
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