Energy Transfer Partners LP (ETP) said Monday the ETC Tiger Pipeline and the Fayetteville Express Pipeline (FEP) will both be in service on Dec. 1, well ahead of their previously scheduled in-service dates and “significantly under budget,” the partnership said.
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ONEOK Partners Building More Bakken Gas Projects
ONEOK Partners LP plans to invest $300-355 million in natural gas-related projects in the Bakken Shale through 2012 to accommodate growing production, the Tulsa-based partnership said Monday.
For Marcellus Producers, Market Proximity Is a Good Thing
Being closer to a major market area means cheaper transport, right? Marcellus Shale producers are benefiting from that self-evident axiom, but there is some question about their relative lack of gathering/processing infrastructure compared to such areas as the Gulf Coast and Midcontinent hindering them from realizing maximum value for their gas.
FERC Approves Westbound Capacity on WIC Mainline
FERC Friday issued a certificate to Wyoming Interstate Co. Ltd. (WIC) to expand its system to transport natural gas supplies in a new westbound direction from the pipeline’s existing Wamsutter Compressor Station in Wyoming to interconnections with Questar Overthrust Pipeline Co. and Rockies Express Pipeline LLC (REX).
Haynesville Infrastructure Projects Advancing
Acadian Gas LLC has contracted with a shipper to transport gas on its Haynesville Extension pipeline, growing the total capacity commitments on the project, now under construction, by 200 MMcf/d, Acadian’s owners said last week.
Haynesville Pipe, Gathering Projects Advancing
Acadian Gas LLC has contracted with a shipper to transport gas on its Haynesville Extension pipeline, growing the total capacity commitments on the project, now under construction, by 200 MMcf/d, Acadian’s owners said Tuesday.
FERC Green Lights Bison Line for Powder River Producers
FERC has approved the Wyoming-to-North Dakota Bison Pipeline that would provide producers with much-needed capacity to transport natural gas from the Powder River Basin to Midwest markets.
FERC Green Lights Bison Line for Powder River Producers
FERC has approved the Wyoming-to-North Dakota Bison Pipeline that would provide producers much-needed capacity to transport natural gas from the Powder River Basin to Midwest markets.
FERC Green Lights Bison Line for Powder River Producers
FERC has approved the Wyoming-to-North Dakota Bison Pipeline that would provide producers much-needed capacity to transport natural gas from the Powder River Basin to Midwest markets.
Interest Seen in Moving Marcellus NGLs
Buckeye Partners LP has received “favorable responses” from potential customers to transport natural gas liquids (NGL) produced in the Marcellus Shale Basin in Pennsylvania to the market in Sarnia, ON, on its proposed Union Pipeline project, the partnership said last week. The open season response provides further indication that producers are pursuing wetter gas to cash in on more lucrative NGL prices.