MarvB
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Still haven't heard any more about the Rendezvous Gas project from Uinta County, WY, to Lincoln County, WY. but I just got this info sent to me by one of the firms we trade with regularly....
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Wednesday issued a certificate to Questar Pipeline Co. to carry out an expansion of its southern system in Utah and Colorado.
The project would deliver an additional 102,000 Dth/d from various receipt points on Questar's interstate gas transmission system to an existing interconnection with Kern River Gas Transmission on Questar's Main Line No. 104 at Goshen, UT.
The so-called "Southern System Expansion Project" calls for the construction of 18.7 miles of 24-inch diameter pipeline and associated facilities in Carbon County, UT; two new compressor stations in Utah; upgrades to the existing Oak Spring Compressor Station in Carbon County and the Greasewood Compressor Station in Rio Blanco County, CO; and an increase in the maximum allowable operating pressure on approximately 23.5 miles of Questar's existing Main Line 40 between the proposed Blind Canyon Compressor Station in Duchesne County, UT, and Questar's existing Whitmore Park block valve in Carbon County.
Questar previously said it hoped to begin construction in May of this year, with in-service targeted for October 2005. The Salt Lake City, UT-based energy company pegged the cost of construction at $54.6 million.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Wednesday issued a certificate to Questar Pipeline Co. to carry out an expansion of its southern system in Utah and Colorado.
The project would deliver an additional 102,000 Dth/d from various receipt points on Questar's interstate gas transmission system to an existing interconnection with Kern River Gas Transmission on Questar's Main Line No. 104 at Goshen, UT.
The so-called "Southern System Expansion Project" calls for the construction of 18.7 miles of 24-inch diameter pipeline and associated facilities in Carbon County, UT; two new compressor stations in Utah; upgrades to the existing Oak Spring Compressor Station in Carbon County and the Greasewood Compressor Station in Rio Blanco County, CO; and an increase in the maximum allowable operating pressure on approximately 23.5 miles of Questar's existing Main Line 40 between the proposed Blind Canyon Compressor Station in Duchesne County, UT, and Questar's existing Whitmore Park block valve in Carbon County.
Questar previously said it hoped to begin construction in May of this year, with in-service targeted for October 2005. The Salt Lake City, UT-based energy company pegged the cost of construction at $54.6 million.
