Overage

Citing lows in the 30s and 40s that had moved into Florida, Florida Gas Transmission notified market-area customers that it was issuing an Overage Alert Day for Monday with 25% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

Florida Gas Transmission extended an Overage Alert Day through at least Tuesday but loosened the tolerance for negative daily imbalances from 15% to 25%.

Partly as a result of Tropical Storm Ida impacting some receipt points on its system, Florida Gas Transmission issued an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers Monday, noting that linepack was low and highs in the mid 80s were forecast for Florida. The tolerance for negative daily imbalances was set at 15%.

With forecasts of Florida temperatures remaining in the low 90s, Florida Gas Transmission extended an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers into its third day Thursday but loosened the tolerance for negative daily imbalances from 20% to 25%.

With Florida temperatures expected to be in the 90s, Florida Gas Transmission issued an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers Tuesday with 20% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

After ending a previous Overage Alert Day Wednesday, Florida Gas Transmission declared a new one for market-area customers Thursday, citing forecasts of Florida highs in the 90s and heavy utilitization of pipeline capacity. The tolerance for negative daily imbalances was set at 15%.

Florida Gas Transmission did not extend an Overage Alert Day beyond Tuesday.

Citing forecasts of around 90 degrees in Florida and high utilization of its capacity, Florida Gas Transmission issued an Overage Alert Day for market-area customers Tuesday with a 25% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

Southern Natural Gas canceled Monday the OFO Type 6 that had been implemented Saturday.