TULSA, Okla. - Williams said on Nov. 18 that it has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to expand its Transco natural gas pipeline to serve markets in the southeastern United States.
The company said that new service from the Mobile Bay South II Expansion project would be available in the spring of 2011, subject to FERC approval.
The project is designed to create an additional 380,000 dekatherms of southbound, year-round firm transportation capacity on the Mobile Bay Lateral from Transco’s mainline at Station 85 near Butler, Ala., to its interconnect with Gulfstream Natural Gas System in Coden, Ala.
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Williams gets FERC approval to expand natural gas pipeline to Southeast
TULSA, Okla. - Natural gas producer Williams Companies, Inc., on Sept. 9 revealed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's approval for the proposed expansion of its Transco natural gas pipeline by 308,500 dekatherms per day to serve markets in the southeastern United States.
The expansion will be conducted in two phases. Construction of the first phase will begin this fall, while the second is expected to get underway next summer.
In the first phase of pipeline expansion, the Tulsa -based Williams expects to increase capacity by 90,000 dekatherms per day and in the second phase by 218,500 dekatherms per day.
The company also expects the 85 North project to require construction of approximately 22 miles of 42-inch pipeline for the proposed expansion, in addition to a new 20,500 horsepower compressor facility in Anderson with modifications to existing compressor facilities. Project facilities are expected to cost nearly $248 million.
The Transco pipeline is a 10,500-mile pipeline system that transports natural gas to markets throughout the northeastern and southeastern United State. With the current expansion, the total system capacity is expected to increase nearly 8.5 billion cubic feet per day.
The expansion will be conducted in two phases. Construction of the first phase will begin this fall, while the second is expected to get underway next summer.
In the first phase of pipeline expansion, the Tulsa -based Williams expects to increase capacity by 90,000 dekatherms per day and in the second phase by 218,500 dekatherms per day.
The company also expects the 85 North project to require construction of approximately 22 miles of 42-inch pipeline for the proposed expansion, in addition to a new 20,500 horsepower compressor facility in Anderson with modifications to existing compressor facilities. Project facilities are expected to cost nearly $248 million.
The Transco pipeline is a 10,500-mile pipeline system that transports natural gas to markets throughout the northeastern and southeastern United State. With the current expansion, the total system capacity is expected to increase nearly 8.5 billion cubic feet per day.
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