Overage

Florida Gas Transmission extended an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers into its third day Friday and tightened the tolerance for negative daily imbalances from 20% to 15%.

Florida Gas Transmission kept an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers in place for a second day Thursday, leaving the tolerance for negative daily imbalances at 20%.

A day after it ended an Overage Alert Day (OAD) that had been in effect for the previous five days but warned that another one might become necessary soon, Florida Gas Transmission followed through by issuing a new OAD for market-area customers Wednesday with a 25% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

A day after it ended an Overage Alert Day (OAD) that had been in effect for the previous five days but warned that another one might become necessary soon, Florida Gas Transmission followed through by issuing a new OAD for market-area customers Wednesday with a 25% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

Florida Gas Transmission allowed an Overage Alert Day that had been initiated last Thursday to lapse Tuesday, but it said a new one could be issued because of forecasted lows in the 30s in parts of Florida over the next several days.

Florida Gas Transmission allowed an Overage Alert Day that had been initiated last Thursday to lapse Tuesday, but it said a new one could be issued because of forecasted lows in the 30s in parts of Florida over the next several days.

Only a gain of about a nickel by the Florida citygate, spurred primarily by Florida Gas Transmission’s issuance of an Overage Alert Day (see Transportation Notes), and flat quotes at Westcoast Station 2 were left out of Thursday declines ranging from a little less than a nickel to about 20 cents. Despite having a major storm with plentiful snowfall due to linger through the weekend, the Northeast recorded most of the biggest losses.

Citing forecasts of Florida lows in the 30s and linepack below its minimum target levels, Florida Gas Transmission issued an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers Thursday with a 15% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

Only a gain of about a nickel by the Florida citygate, spurred primarily by Florida Gas Transmission’s issuance of an Overage Alert Day (see Transportation Notes), and flat quotes at Westcoast Station 2 were left out of Thursday declines ranging from a little less than a nickel to about 20 cents. Despite having a major storm with plentiful snowfall due to linger through the weekend, the Northeast recorded most of the biggest losses.