Overage

Florida Gas Transmission extended an Overage Alert Day through at least Friday but loosened the tolerance for negative daily imbalances from 20% to 25%.

Florida Gas Transmission, which had ended a previous Overage Alert Day during the weekend, issued a new one Wednesday, citing forecasts of mid 90s temperatures in its Florida market area. The tolerance for negative daily imbalances was set at 20%.

Florida Gas Transmission kept an Overage Alert Day in place through Saturday, then allowed it to expire Sunday.

Florida Gas Transmission, which issued an Overage Alert Day (OAD) for market-area customers Wednesday and Thursday at 20% tolerance for negative daily imbalances, tightened the tolerance to 15% as it kept the OAD in place through at least Friday.

After ending Sunday an Overage Alert Day (OAD) that had been in effect nearly a week, Florida Gas Transmission implemented a new OAD for market-area customers Wednesday, noting that temperatures in the mid 90s were returning in Florida and utilization of its capacity was high. The tolerance for negative daily imbalances was set at 20%.

With temperatures in the mid 90s on Wednesday in Florida and capacity utilization high, FGT notified customers in its market area of an Overage Alert Day at 25% tolerance. The pipe said it would not interrupt previously scheduled Market Area ITS-1 service below the elapsed prorated scheduled quantity.

Due to predictions of Florida temperatures in the mid 90s, Florida Gas Transmission told market-area customers it was issuing an Overage Alert Day Wednesday with 25% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

Due to Florida forecasts of high temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s, Florida Gas Transmission issued an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers Thursday, setting the tolerance for negative daily imbalances at 20%.

Pacific Gas & Electric ended Sunday the high-inventory OFO it had issued for Saturday.