TransCanada PipeLines owns the right to build the Canadian half of the Alaska project and has deliveries of about 3 Bcf to the United States to prove it, according to company president Hal Kvisle.
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TransCanada Defends Its Alaska Pipe Route Against Enbridge Challenge
TransCanada PipeLines owns the right to build the Canadian half of the Alaska project and has deliveries of about 3 Bcf to the United States to prove it, according to company president Hal Kvisle.
February 7, 2005
FERC OKs Sale of 254 Miles of Southern Natural Pipe to AGL
FERC last Tuesday approved the sale of 254 miles of Southern Natural Gas Co.’s pipeline system to Atlanta Gas Light Co. (AGL) for an estimated $32 million. The pipelines sold include various segments serving Atlanta, GA.
January 31, 2005
FERC OKs Sale of 254 Miles of Southern Natural Pipe to AGL
FERC on Tuesday approved the sale of 254 miles of Southern Natural Gas Co.’s pipeline system to Atlanta Gas Light Co. (AGL) for an estimated $32 million. The pipelines sold include various segments serving Atlanta, GA.
January 27, 2005
Most Cold-Related Pipe Constraints Fading; Freeze-Offs Reported
With warming trends developing, several pipelines either had already canceled holiday restrictions that had been in effect over the long holiday weekend due to cold weather or were in the process of doing so. However, a few constraints were still in place Monday. Wellhead freeze-offs were reported in a couple of areas but did not affect deliveries.
December 28, 2004
Transportation Notes
While many pipelines had holiday weekend restrictions in place to deal with extra-cold weather, it was a different situation for Florida Gas Transmission. Saying market area temperatures were forecasted to be mild and linepack was higher, FGT issued an Underage Alert Day notice Thursday with 20% tolerance for positive daily imbalances.
December 27, 2004
TransCanada Adds Two Major U.S. Pipelines to Its Asset Base
TransCanada Corp. CEO Hal Kvisle stressed the stability of existing Western Canadian gas production and the promise of new supply from the Mackenzie Delta and Alaska in announcing the completion of its purchase of Gas Transmission Northwest Corp. (GTNC) from National Energy & Gas Transmission Inc. (NEGT) for US$1.7 billion, including US$500 million of assumed debt.
November 8, 2004
TransCanada Adds Two Major U.S. Pipelines to Its Asset Base
TransCanada Corp. CEO Hal Kvisle stressed the stability of existing Western Canadian gas production and the promise of new supply from the Mackenzie Delta and Alaska in announcing the completion of its purchase of Gas Transmission Northwest Corp. (GTNC) from National Energy & Gas Transmission Inc. for US$1.7 billion, including US$500 million of assumed debt.
November 2, 2004
TransCanada Adds Two Major U.S. Pipelines to Its Asset Base
TransCanada Corp. CEO Hal Kvisle stressed the stability of existing Western Canadian gas production and the promise of new supply from the Mackenzie Delta and Alaska in announcing the completion of its purchase of Gas Transmission Northwest Corp. (GTNC) from National Energy & Gas Transmission Inc. for US$1.7 billion, including US$500 million of assumed debt.
November 2, 2004
NYT Article Spotlights Natural Gas Line Vulnerability
An article published in the Sunday New York Times points out the security risks posed by natural gas pipelines, focusing on a website (www.cryptome.org) that shows a photo purported to be an exposed natural gas pipeline in New York City near the site of the Republican National Convention.
August 31, 2004
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