When the payouts and penalties are totaled on the aftermath of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) transmission pipeline rupture and explosion in San Bruno, CA, almost two years ago, the utility may pay as much as $2 billion, PG&E CEO Tony Earley told news media at a press conference Monday in San Francisco.
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PG&E: Pipeline Recordkeeping Still Struggling to Catch Up
While Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) continues to pay a heavy price in state regulatory penalties and fines for its response to the San Bruno natural gas transmission pipeline rupture and explosion, the San Francisco-based utility still struggles with an intensive effort to modernize its gas system recordkeeping.
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Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 2 low-inventory order on its California Gas Transmission system for Friday, setting penalties of $1/Dth for exceeding a 5% tolerance on negative daily imbalances.
Atmos Energy Slapped with Nearly $12M Penalty for FERC Violations
FERC Friday approved a stipulation and consent agreement levying nearly $12 million in penalties on Dallas-based Atmos Energy Corp. for capacity flipping and shipper-must-have-tile (SMHT) violations.
PennFuture Sues Ultra Over NOx Emissions
Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future, also known as PennFuture, has filed a lawsuit against an Ultra Petroleum subsidiary, alleging that some of the company’s facilities in the Marcellus Shale violate the federal Clean Air Act and state regulations.
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Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 1 high/low-inventory OFO for Friday, setting penalties of 25 cents/Dth for either negative or positive imbalances exceeding a 10% tolerance.
PG&E Pipeline Operations Stuck in Defensive Posture
With more critical revelations and regulatory penalties unfolding this week, Pacific Gas and Electric. Co. (PG&E) has hunkered down to playing some serious defense, and very clearly not disputing all the critical shots being taken at its natural gas operations — past and present.
Transportation Notes
Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO for Saturday on its California Gas Transmission system, setting penalties of $1/Dth for exceeding a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances.
Transportation Notes
Pacific Gas and Electric declared a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO on its California Gas Transmission system for Thursday, setting $1/Dth penalties for noncompliance with a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances.
Transportation Notes
A day after ending a low-inventory OFO, Pacific Gas and Electric issued a systemwide Stage 2 high-inventory on its California Gas Transmission system for Friday, setting penalties of $1/Dth for exceeding a 5% tolerance on positive daily imbalances.