Operational

Transportation Notes

CenterPoint said it has resolved a Line O failure and shippers are no longer under operational alert No. 697.

December 2, 2008

DCP Midstream Partners Grabs Antrim Gathering and Transportation Stake

To diversify its geographic operational area, DCP Midstream Partners LP has agreed to purchase Michigan Pipeline & Processing LLC (MPP), a privately held company engaged in natural gas gathering and treating services for gas produced from the Antrim Shale of northern Michigan and gas transportation within Michigan, for $145 million.

September 15, 2008

DCP Midstream Partners Grabs Antrim Gathering and Transportation Stake

To diversify its geographic operational area, DCP Midstream Partners LP has agreed to purchase Michigan Pipeline & Processing LLC (MPP), a privately held company engaged in natural gas gathering and treating services for gas produced from the Antrim Shale of northern Michigan and gas transportation within Michigan, for $145 million.

September 12, 2008

Sempra Readies Firm Rights; New SoCal Pricing Point Possible

Sempra Energy is gearing up for the June 30 launch of a major operational overhaul of its Southern California natural gas transmission and storage system. The new system — six years in the making and including a bid-based market for firm pipeline access rights (FAR) and off-system deliveries (OFF) — is designed to provide more flexibility, reliability and a new citygate pricing point.

April 28, 2008

New SoCal Gas Firm Rights Transmission Market Readied

Sempra Energy is gearing up for the June 30 launch of a major operational overhaul of its Southern California natural gas transmission and storage system. The new system — six years in the making and including a bid-based market for firm pipeline access rights (FAR) and off-system deliveries (OFF) — is designed to provide more flexibility, reliability and a new citygate pricing point.

April 24, 2008

Anadarko Boosts Capex, Ups Production Outlook

Higher commodity prices and improved operational performance have led Anadarko Petroleum Corp. to boost both its capital spending and production guidance this year. Some of the new capital will be directed to Anadarko’s emerging play in the Greater Natural Buttes area of northeastern Utah, where the producer has identified more natural gas resources.

March 31, 2008

Anadarko Increases Capital Spending, Boosts Production Outlook

Higher oil and natural gas prices and improved operational performance have led Anadarko Petroleum Corp. to increase both its capital spending and production guidance this year. In addition, Anadarko has identified more natural gas resources in its emerging play in the Greater Natural Buttes area of northeastern Utah.

March 26, 2008

Transportation Notes

Northern Natural Gas will end a System Overrun Limitation (SOL) for all market-area zones Wednesday. The SOL was implemented last Saturday.

February 13, 2008

Transportation Notes

Saying its service area was returning to more normal winter temperatures, Transco ended Friday an Imbalance Operational Flow Order that had been implemented Wednesday along with a reduction in pool scheduling tolerances to 1%. Transco said it was restoring pool tolerances to 4% Friday and would allow due-shipper imbalance makeup nominations. The pipeline also reminded customers that it will make facility modifications Tuesday through Thursday this week in association with a tap installation on the Southwest Louisiana Lateral in Cameron Parish, LA. In order to accommodate the work, all receipt points upstream of Station 44 in Johnson’s Bayou, LA, must be shut in, including gas received on the North High Island and West Cameron laterals. This will affect about 350 MMcf/d of production, Transco said. See the bulletin board for a list of affected points.

January 7, 2008

Cost Efficiencies of New Pipe Drive Gas Price Changes

The shortest distance between two points doesn’t cut it in the world of natural gas pipelines. By the beginning of 2009, when Phase III of the new Rockies Express (REX) pipeline is operational, it will be cheaper to haul natural gas nearly 2,000 miles from the Rocky Mountain fields of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Montana to the northeastern megalopolis than it will be to carry gas approximately 1,300 miles from the Gulf Coast to the Northeast, according to a new report by Bentek Energy.

May 21, 2007
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