A group of producers has accused Trunkline Gas pipeline of undercutting FERC rules and the Natural Gas Act (NGA) by using long-term “critical notices” to impose stricter quality limits for natural gas accepted into its system, rather than going through the proper channel of filing for a change in its tariff at the Commission.
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Trunkline Accused of Skirting FERC Rules to Set Stricter Gas Quality Limits
A group of producers has accused Trunkline Gas pipeline of undercutting FERC rules and the Natural Gas Act (NGA) by using long-term “critical notices” to impose stricter quality limits for natural gas accepted into its system, rather than going through the proper channel of filing for a change in its tariff at the Commission.
December 1, 2003
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