Questar Overthurst Pipeline has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to build a 43.3-mile loop along its system. The proposed loop pipeline would generally run parallel to the existing Overthrust Pipeline from the Rock Springs Compressor Station in Sweetwater County, WY, to a tie-in facility called Cabin 31, located within Uinta County, WY. The project would provide up to approximately 800,000 Dth/d of natural gas from receipt points on the east end of the Overthrust system to delivery points on the west end of its system. Overthrust said it has negotiated three firm transportation service agreements with Wyoming Interstate Co. Ltd. for up to 548,457 Dth/d of incremental capacity created by the project. The estimated cost of the proposed loop expansion is $94.3 million.
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Overthrust Expansion Approved to Move More Gas to REX
FERC Monday issued a certificate to Questar Overthrust Pipeline Co. for a mostly compression expansion to move additional natural gas from its system to Rockies Express Pipeline (REX) in Wyoming.
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Citing “unseasonably high inventory levels at Clay Basin [storage facility],” Questar said it will not accept any ISS (interruptible) injection or transfer nominations there effective June 1 until further notice.
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Southern California Gas did not extend a high-linepack OFO beyond Saturday.
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Questar ended a late-March restriction on imbalance payback nominations Wednesday and said it will accept such nominations “to and from the pipeline as capacity is operationally available.”
FERC OKs Service on Wamsutter Expansion, Part of WIC Lateral
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Friday gave the green light for Questar Corp.’s Overthrust Pipeline to place into service its entire “Wamsutter Expansion Project” in Wyoming.
Domestic Producers Growing Output, Dodging LNG ‘Tsunami,’ Says Questar CEO
He didn’t crow about it, but Keith Rattie, CEO of Rockies producer Questar Corp., had to be feeling vindicated, at least, addressing the Wachovia Securities 2007 Liquefied Natural Gas Conference in Houston last week.
Domestic Producers Growing Output, Dodging LNG ‘Tsunami,’ Says Questar CEO
He didn’t crow about it, but Keith Rattie, CEO of Rockies producer Questar Corp., had to be feeling vindicated, at least, addressing the Wachovia Securities 2007 Liquefied Natural Gas Conference in Houston Tuesday.
Producers’ Share Prices Could Suffer From Rockies Basis Doldrums
Gas-weighted Rockies producers such as Bill Barrett Corp., Questar Corp., Ultra Petroleum and The Williams Companies face margin compression in the near term while they wait for the next increments of the Rockies Express pipeline to come online at the beginning of 2008 and mid-2009, according to Raymond James & Associates Inc.
Basis Doldrums Could Hit Share Prices of Rockies Producers
Gas-weighted Rockies producers such as Bill Barrett Corp., Questar Corp., Ultra Petroleum and The Williams Companies face margin compression in the near term while they wait for the next increments of the Rockies Express pipeline to come online at the beginning of 2008 and mid-2009, according to Raymond James & Associates Inc.
