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FERC last Monday gave Northwest Pipeline, a subsidiary of The Williams Companies, the green light to place into service new pipeline loops in several counties in Washington State.

FERC on Monday gave Northwest Pipeline, a subsidiary of The Williams Companies, the green light to place into service new pipeline loops in several counties in Washington State.

Williams’ Northwest Pipeline is testing market interest in long-term firm transportation service on a proposed pipeline lateral from Greasewood, CO, to Northwest’s mainline near Sand Springs, CO, or to other pipeline interconnections downstream of the Greasewood Hub.

Williams’ Northwest Pipeline is testing market interest in long-term firm transportation service on a proposed pipeline lateral from Greasewood, CO, to Northwest’s mainline near Sand Springs, CO, or to other pipeline interconnections downstream of the Greasewood Hub.

Four major producers have called on FERC to reject a tariff proposal by Williams Co.’s Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp. to significantly increase penalties for unauthorized daily overruns and daily operational flow order (OFO) imbalances on its system.

FERC on Tuesday issued a certificate to Williams’ Northwest Pipeline authorizing an estimated $333 million project to replace natural gas delivery capacity on the pipeline system in western Washington State.

Williams and Duke Energy announced Monday that their Gulfstream Natural Gas pipeline system from the Mobile Bay area to the Florida peninsula signed a new 48,000 Dth/d long-term transportation agreement with Teco Energy utility subsidiary Tampa Electric this week, making the pipeline system about 70% subscribed.

FERC staff in a final environmental review recommended approval of an estimated $333 million project to replace natural gas delivery capacity on Williams’ Northwest Pipeline in western Washington State.

Transwestern said it has received a number of shipper requests to move incremental volumes from the WFS [Williams Field Services] Milagro plant in San Juan Basin, but these requests have exceeded the current meter run’s capacity. Thus Transwestern will performing an estimated four to five hours of maintenance Thursday on the meters used for the receipt of gas from the Milagro plant. The work will increase the capacity of the meters from 400 MMcf/d to about 600 MMcf/d, Transwestern said.