October 7, 2024

natural gas pipelines

Northeast Energy Direct Files for FERC Certificate
Tennessee Gas filed an application with FERC for a certificate of public convenience and necessity for the Northeast Energy Direct pipeline.
FERC Finds ‘No Significant Impact’ from NE Pipeline Expansion
FERC staff has concluded that a 13.5-mile natural gas pipeline expansion to serve increased demand in Connecticut will have “no significant” environmental impact.
Algonquin Submits Pre-Filing Request for Access Northeast Pipeline
Spectra Energy’s Algonquin Gas Transmission asked FERC to grant permission for the pre-filing review on the proposed Access Northeast project by Nov. 13.
NH PUC Staff: Northeast Energy Direct Pipeline Would Lower Power Prices
The Northeast Energy Direct pipeline project is the best way to lower electricity prices and increase reliability, the staff of the NHPUC said in a report.
SPP OK for Cold Despite More Winter-Peaking Load
SPP is confident of its preparation for winter, although it will be adding the winter-peaking Integrated System to its footprint in October.
Diversity Helps NYISO, but Gas Still Rules
New York has adequate resources and improved operational practices to face the upcoming winter, a NYISO official told FERC.
PJM to FERC: We’re Prepared for Winter
PJM is prepared to meet this winter’s load — even if it’s a bit higher than the record peak seen last season.
ISO-NE: Little Room for Error in Winter
ISO-NE will again rely on the winter reliability program it has used for the last two winters, which gives oil generators incentives to secure fuel at the beginning of the winter.
MISO Focused on Gas-Electric Coordination for Winter
MISO is forecasting a 35% planning reserve margin for the winter and has implemented several changes to improve coordination with pipeline operators and ensure fuel deliveries to its fleet.
Dueling Studies Dispute Need for More Pipelines in New England
Two studies released last week came to opposite conclusions on the need for additional natural gas pipelines in New England.

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