Articles tagged Transwestern

September Nymex natural gas futures careened lower Friday as the market focused on milder weather forecasts over an improved pace of storage tightening signaled by the latest inventory report.

Due to a possible leak, ANR has shut in the offshore Garden Banks 426 receipt point until further notice.

Transwestern issued a high-linepack Alert Day notice Sunday but lifted it on Monday.

Southern California Gas said it regained a total of 340 MMcf/d of receipt capacity Wednesday at its Topock, AZ, border interconnects with El Paso and Transwestern following completion of anomaly repairs on Line 3000 that had required a reduction in line pressure. The work had begun Nov. 10.

Without explaining further, Transwestern said it was lifting Tuesday a force majeure at the P-3 (Pampa) Compressor Station (see Daily GPI, Oct. 7). An inquiry on whether the station's normal capacity had been restored was not answered.

Transwestern said it would complete resolution of a force majeure event at Compressor Station 2 near Flagstaff, AZ (see Daily GPI, March 18) by Thursday evening and was accepting Timely cycle nominations for Friday's gas day on its Thoreau/West system up to the normal capacity of 1,220,000 MMBtu/d.

Transwestern said a force majeure event at Compressor Station 2 near Flagstaff, AZ, caused the station to be taken out of service for repairs during the weekend. The outage is reducing Thoreau/West system capacity from to about 1,075,000 MMBtu/d through Tuesday, the pipeline said. It expects to restore Thoreau/West to its original capacity of 1,220,000 MMBtu/d Wednesday.

Penn Virginia Resource Partners LP said Friday its subsidiary PVR Midstream LLC has acquired pipeline and compression facilities in Texas and Oklahoma from Transwestern Pipeline Co. LLC for $15 million in cash. The acquisition consists of 115 miles of 12- and 16-inch pipelines and 4,400 horsepower of compression and related facilities located in Hemphill and Lipscomb counties in Texas and Beaver, Ellis, and Roger Mills counties in Oklahoma.

Transwestern will reduce WT-2 Station capacity by 120,000 MMBtu/d Thursday due to unplanned maintenance involving repair of a cooling tube. Ten points will be affected by the cut. WT-2 will return to normal capacity of 600,000 MMBut/d Friday.

Transwestern is conducting turbine meter cleaning and inspections on its San Juan Lateral. The work will limit New Mexico measurement points PNM/Blanco and TransColorado to maximum flows of 100,000 MMBtu/d each Thursday and WFS Kutz to 54,000 MMBtu/d Friday. Flow at Colorado measurement points will be limited to 200,000 MMBtu/d each at Northwest Pipeline Monday and at WFS Ignacio Tuesday.