Seasons

Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPP) and Enbridge Inc. will hold concurrent open seasons Jan. 4-Feb. 10 to solicit capacity commitments from shippers for an expansion of their Seaway crude oil pipeline and an extension of the pipeline into the Port Arthur/Beaumont refining market in southeast Texas, the companies said.

National Fuel Gas Supply Corp. (Supply) and Empire Pipeline Inc. are holding two open seasons offering firm transportation capacity from the Marcellus Shale in central and southwestern Pennsylvania.

Denali — The Alaska Gas Pipeline concluded its open seasons for the U.S. and Canadian portions of its project to move Alaska North Slope gas to Canadian and Lower 48 markets.

Denali — The Alaska Gas Pipeline concluded its open seasons for the U.S. and Canadian portions of its project to move Alaska North Slope gas to Canadian and Lower 48 markets.

Coinciding with the commencement of the Alaska Pipeline Project’s simultaneous open seasons in Alaska and Canada, TransCanada Corp. on Friday reported that weaker power prices and higher business development costs lead to an 11% drop in 1Q2010 net income from 1Q2009.

Coinciding with the commencement of the Alaska Pipeline Project’s simultaneous open seasons in Alaska and Canada, TransCanada Corp. on Friday reported that weaker power prices and higher business development costs lead to an 11% drop in 1Q2010 net income from 1Q2009.

A gas pipeline project from Alaska’s North Slope to Lower 48 markets is creeping toward dueling open seasons while the Mackenzie Gas Project (MGP) to tap the Canadian Arctic was recently pushed back another four years to 2018. Blame it on the regulatory process in Canada, TransCanada CEO Hal Kvisle told a Houston audience Wednesday.

A gas pipeline project from Alaska’s North Slope to Lower 48 markets is creeping toward dueling open seasons while the Mackenzie Gas Project (MGP) to tap the Canadian Arctic was recently pushed back another four years to 2018. Blame it on the regulatory process in Canada, TransCanada CEO Hal Kvisle told a Houston audience Wednesday.

A gas pipeline project from Alaska’s North Slope to Lower 48 markets is creeping toward dueling open seasons while the Mackenzie Gas Project (MGP) to tap the Canadian Arctic was recently pushed back another four years to 2018. Blame it on the regulatory process in Canada, TransCanada CEO Hal Kvisle told a Houston audience Wednesday.