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Today’s PipeScrape — Supply & Demand Snapshot gas day Oct 17, 2026 · updated daily by 7:30 AM ET
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Supply / Production
66.330Bcf/d
▼ 0.2% DoD
LNG Feedgas
19.998Bcf/d
▲ 4.1% DoD
Canada Import
5.139Bcf/d
▼ 5.8% DoD
Export to Mexico
1.219Bcf/d
▼ 0.2% DoD
LDC Citygate
21.322Bcf/d
▲ 10.0% DoD
End User
4.242Bcf/d
▼ 2.7% DoD
Power Generation
17.921Bcf/d
▼ 11.4% DoD
Storage
+4.550Bcf/d net withd. *
+0.202 DoD

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Force Majeure 0.395 Bcf/d cut (capped at 0.930 Bcf/d) Until Further Notice 29 Days

ANR Pipeline has extended its Force Majeure at St. John Eastbound (LOC #FPSTJNEB) on the Michigan Leg South through October 31, 2026, pushed back from the prior end date of October 19. The FM was originally declared on October 3 due to an anomaly between MLV 56 and MLV 57, reducing eastbound capacity by 395 MMcf/d (0.395 Bcf/d), leaving 930 MMcf/d available. Firm Primary curtailments of approximately 34% of contracted MDQ remain in effect, with RCC eligibility active under ANR Tariff Section 6.36.

ANR FM at St. John Eastbound removes 0.395 Bcf/d of Michigan Leg South eastbound capacity through Oct 31 (extended from Oct 19); live data shows 0.977 Bcf/d operating capacity with 0.642 Bcf/d scheduled on TD1 against the 0.930 Bcf/d post-FM ceiling, consistent with the stated constraint, and pre-event flow averaged ~0.67 Bcf/d (0.60-0.77 range) on TD1 -- the 0.930 Bcf/d cap sits above recent scheduled flow but well below normal operating capacity, with firm primary shippers taking a ~34% MDQ curtailment signaling real tightness at ANR ML 7 Michigan delivery points.
Reroute: Limited: TETCO, TGT, and PEPL serve overlapping Midwest/Michigan markets but ANR Michigan Leg South is a specific geographic corridor; partial reroute may be possible via TETCO or PEPL for some Michigan deliveries but full offset is unlikely given the firm primary curtailment level.
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TSP Name ANR Pipeline Company
TSP 006958581
Notice Type Description: Force Majeure

Notice Stat Desc: Supersede

Prior Notice: 26305016

Critical: Y

Reqrd Rsp Desc: No Response Required
Post

Notice Effective

Notice End



Response
Post Date: 10/16/26

10/03/26

11/01/26
Subject: Subject: UPDATED: NOTICE OF FORCE MAJEURE ANRPL – Michigan Leg South – St. John Eastbound
Author: Author: Bryan Turner
Notice Text
Since the last posting, ANR is extending the Force Majeure capacity constraint at St. John Eastbound (LOC #FPSTJNEB) through 10/31 (previously 10/19).

*Previous Posting*

This is to notify all contracted parties of ANR Pipeline Company ("ANR") that pursuant to Section 6.7 of ANR's FERC Gas Tariff, ANR has declared a Force Majeure event in effect for natural gas transactions in the Michigan Leg South area due to an anomaly discovered between MLV 56 & MLV 57. As a result, capacity will be reduced as follows: 

10/3 (Intraday) - 10/19  St. John Eastbound (LOC #FPSTJNEB) 395 MMcf/d (leaving 930 MMcf/d)

ANR anticipates this posting may result in Firm Primary, Firm Secondary and Interruptible curtailments. Estimated impact to Firm Primary as follows:

34% - Based on the Current Contracted MDQ

Any reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 6.36 of ANR's FERC Gas Tariff ("Tariff"). However, ANR will only issue RCCs if ANR is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the outage. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day Force Majeure Average Usage Quantity, as defined in Section 6.36.2(a) of ANR's Tariff, less any scheduled quantities on the contract.

Please direct any questions to your Account Coordinator, Customer Service Representative, or the Nominations and Scheduling hotline @ 800-827-5267
Columbia Gas Transmission (TCO)

UPDATE: Force Majeure – MXP Line

SEV 4/5
Force Majeure 1.900 Bcf/d Until Further Notice

TCO has issued a revision to its October 14, 2026 force majeure on MXP Line-100 in West Virginia, originally triggered by a detected leak near the Saunders Creek Regulator Station (a separate event from the September 24 force majeure on the same line). As of this update, MXPSEG remains at zero total capacity, with firm service impact estimated at 1.9 MMDth/day; TCO is estimating a return to service for Gas Day Saturday October 17, 2026, though the timeline is subject to change and Timely/Evening Cycle nominations for October 17 are likely to be impacted. The force majeure and capacity elimination remain fully in effect, and RCC eligibility requires 10 or more consecutive days of firm curtailment.

TCO force majeure on MXPSEG remains at zero total capacity with 1.9 Bcf/d of estimated firm service impact; targeted return is October 17 but is not guaranteed, keeping bearish pressure on Columbia Appalachia basis and mildly bearish pressure on Dominion South and TETCO M2 through at least the weekend gas days.
Reroute: Limited to moderate: TETCO (monitored) and Equitrans serve overlapping Appalachian markets, but TCO MXPSEG is very high capacity and 1.9 Bcf/d of stranded firm volumes cannot be fully absorbed by competing pipes without significant basis pressure at Columbia Appalachia pool.
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TSP Name Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC
TSP 054748041
Notice Type Description: Force Majeure

Notice Stat Desc: Supersede

Prior Notice: 26308024

Critical: Y

Reqrd Rsp Desc: No Response Required
Post

Notice Effective

Notice End



Response
Post Date: 10/16/26

10/16/26

11/16/26
Subject: Subject: UPDATE: Force Majeure – MXP Line
Author: Author: Tyler King
Notice Text
Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC (TCO) notifies customers of the following update regarding the force majeure on MXP Line-100 in West Virginia. 

TCO crews are working diligently to complete the restoration process; however, the force majeure and subsequent capacity reduction through MXPSEG remain in effect at this time. 

Based on current information, TCO is estimating a return to service for Gas Day Saturday, October 17, 2026. As a reminder, the capacity through MXPSEG will not be reinstated until the work is complete; therefore, Timely and Evening Cycle nominations for Gas Day October 17, 2026, will likely be impacted. 

TCO reminds customers the estimated timeline is subject to change. TCO will provide updates as additional information becomes available. 

Reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 38 of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff (“Tariff”). However, TCO will only issue RCCs if TCO is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the Force Majeure for a period greater than ten consecutive days. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day average usage quantity less any scheduled quantities on the contract.  

Please contact your Customer Services and/or Marketing Representative with any questions.

   

***Previous Posting***





Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC (TCO) notifies customers of the need for an immediate pressure reduction on MXP Line-100. This immediate pressure reduction is due to a detected leak near the Saunders Creek Regulator Station in West Virginia. TCO notes that this detected leak is unrelated  to the force majeure declared on September 24, 2026 (Notice ID 26276009). 

This event could not be prevented by TCO’s due diligence, and the immediate pressure reduction is necessary to maintain the safety and reliability of TCO’s system. Consequently, pursuant to Section 15 of the General Terms and Conditions of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff, TCO is declaring a Force Majeure effective for Gas Day October 14, 2026.   

As a result, effective Intraday 3 Cycle for Gas Day Wednesday, October 14, 2026, scheduled volumes through the MXPSEG MA42 internal constraint (MXPSEG) will be reduced to EPSQ (13/24 = 54.16666%).  

Effective Evening Cycle for Gas Day Thursday, October 15, 2026, and until further notice, MXPSEG will be reduced to zero total capacity. Based on current nominations, the estimated impact to firm service is 1.9 MMDth.  

TCO is actively working to assess and remedy the situation in an expeditious manner, and will provide customers an update by Friday morning, October 16, 2026. Please continue to monitor critical notices for any adjustments related to this Force Majeure.  

 Reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 38 of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff (“Tariff”).  However, TCO will only issue RCCs if TCO is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the Force Majeure for a period greater than ten consecutive days. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day average usage quantity less any scheduled quantities on the contract. By means of this notice, TCO is establishing which specific Gas Days will be included when determining a shipper’s 7-day average usage quantity pursuant to the provisions in the Tariff.  

Please contact your Customer Services and/or Marketing Representative with any questions.
Maintenance 0.400 Bcf/d cut (capped at 1.530 Bcf/d) Until Further Notice 6 Days

CTPL 2026 Q4 maintenance summary (updated 10/15/26) bundles two jobs at Gillis Compressor Station. The highest-impact job is Job 2026115, a 6-day Station Upgrade (11/12-11/18/2026) that reduces available capacity to zero transport impact (0 Dths transport impact) with available capacity of 1,530,000 Dths and a TETCO (CT109413) meter capacity limit set to 0, effectively cutting one feed interconnect entirely. The lesser job, 2026114, is a 15-hour compressor maintenance event (11/17/2026) with a 400,000 Dth/day transport impact and 1,130,000 Dths available capacity.

Job 2026115 Station Upgrade at Gillis Compressor Station (11/12-11/18, 6 days) sets TETCO CT109413 meter limit to zero and posts zero transport impact Dths with 1.530 Bcf/d available capacity, reducing feedgas flexibility at Sabine Pass LNG and applying bearish pressure on Henry Hub as export throughput is constrained during the upgrade window.
Reroute: None: Sabine Pass LNG is the delivery endpoint; no alternative pipeline can substitute for LNG feedgas curtailed at the Gillis terminal interconnect during the station upgrade.
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Facility: Sabine Pass LNG
Notice ID: 2006
Notice Type: Planned Service Outage
Status: Revision / Supersedes Prior Notice
Title: CTPL 2026 Planned Outage and Maintenance Summary – Updated 10.15.26
Effective Date/Time: 2026-10-15T08:38:00
End Date/Time: 2026-11-30T00:00:00
Posted: 2026-10-15T08:40:23.447
Note: Effective/End Date above is the posting's overall coverage window, NOT necessarily one continuous outage -- see Notice Text and/or the embedded image below for the actual per-job schedule.

Notice Text:
Below is a summary of the CTPL 2026 Planned Outage and Maintenance Projects.   Items marked with * denotes updates from previous posting.   This notice reflects current information as of October 15, 2026. This summary is subject to change as the year progresses to reflect the updated status of all planned outages and maintenance projects. CTPL will post updates as they become available. If you have any questions, please contact Customer Services at 713-375-5900 or email Cheniere.CTPL@Cheniere.com .

[EMBEDDED_IMAGE: notice_images/00002006_1.png]
The image above contains this notice's detailed schedule table (fields commonly include Job No., Begin/End dates, Location, Maintenance type, Transport Impact, Available Capacity, and Meter Capacity Limit). This table is NOT present anywhere in this notice as text -- Cheniere delivers it as a picture to every visitor of the page, not just to automated scrapers. Do not treat the Effective/End Date range above as a single continuous outage window: a 'Planned Outage and Maintenance Summary' notice like this one commonly bundles several independent jobs with different dates, locations, and impacts (including some with zero transport impact) into one posting. Read the table in the image directly for accurate per-job dates and capacity figures rather than inferring them from the date range alone.
This notice supersedes a prior filing. Treat as a revision; check for escalation triggers vs prior notice.
Columbia Gas Transmission (TCO)

Force Majeure – MXP Line, Effective October 14, 2026

SEV 5/5
Force Majeure 1.900 Bcf/d Until Further Notice

TCO has declared a new Force Majeure effective Gas Day October 14, 2026, due to a detected leak near the Saunders Creek Regulator Station in West Virginia on MXP Line-100 -- explicitly separate from the September 24 FM (Notice 26276009). Effective the Evening Cycle of October 15 and until further notice, scheduled volumes through the MXPSEG MA42 internal constraint are reduced to zero total capacity, with estimated firm service impact of 1.9 MMDth/d (1.9 Bcf/d). Live capacity data at MXPSEG (loc_id MXPSEG, dir TD1:SGQ:FTS) already shows NON-FIRM-RESTRICTED with zero operating capacity posted against 1.85 Bcf/d scheduled as of the timely cycle on Oct 14, corroborating the constraint. TCO will provide an update by Friday morning October 16.

New TCO force majeure on MXP Line-100 eliminates 1.9 Bcf/d of Appalachian firm transport capacity to zero effective Oct 15 evening cycle (MXPSEG already NON-FIRM-RESTRICTED at 1.85 Bcf/d scheduled vs zero operating capacity in the Oct 14 timely cycle); expect significant bullish pressure on Dominion South, TETCO M2, and downstream Mid-Atlantic basis, with bearish pressure at Appalachian receipt points where gas backs up in-basin -- this is a second, independent TCO FM active simultaneously with the Sep 24 event.
Reroute: Limited to moderate: TETCO (monitored) and Equitrans serve overlapping Appalachian markets and provide partial reroute, but with 1.9 Bcf/d of firm capacity offline and a simultaneous active TCO force majeure from September 24 still in effect, the combined system stress severely limits practical bypass options for affected shippers.
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TSP Name Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC
TSP 054748041
Notice Type Description: Force Majeure

Notice Stat Desc: Initiate

Prior Notice: 

Critical: Y

Reqrd Rsp Desc: No Response Required
Post

Notice Effective

Notice End



Response
Post Date: 10/14/26

10/14/26

11/14/26
Subject: Subject: Force Majeure – MXP Line, Effective October 14, 2026
Author: Author: Tyler King
Notice Text
Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC (TCO) notifies customers of the need for an immediate pressure reduction on MXP Line-100. This immediate pressure reduction is due to a detected leak near the Saunders Creek Regulator Station in West Virginia. TCO notes that this detected leak is unrelated  to the force majeure declared on September 24, 2026 (Notice ID 26276009). 

This event could not be prevented by TCO’s due diligence, and the immediate pressure reduction is necessary to maintain the safety and reliability of TCO’s system. Consequently, pursuant to Section 15 of the General Terms and Conditions of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff, TCO is declaring a Force Majeure effective for Gas Day October 14, 2026.   

As a result, effective Intraday 3 Cycle for Gas Day Wednesday, October 14, 2026, scheduled volumes through the MXPSEG MA42 internal constraint (MXPSEG) will be reduced to EPSQ (13/24 = 54.16666%).  

Effective Evening Cycle for Gas Day Thursday, October 15, 2026, and until further notice, MXPSEG will be reduced to zero total capacity. Based on current nominations, the estimated impact to firm service is 1.9 MMDth.  

TCO is actively working to assess and remedy the situation in an expeditious manner, and will provide customers an update by Friday morning, October 16, 2026. Please continue to monitor critical notices for any adjustments related to this Force Majeure.  

 Reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 38 of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff (“Tariff”).  However, TCO will only issue RCCs if TCO is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the Force Majeure for a period greater than ten consecutive days. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day average usage quantity less any scheduled quantities on the contract. By means of this notice, TCO is establishing which specific Gas Days will be included when determining a shipper’s 7-day average usage quantity pursuant to the provisions in the Tariff.  

Please contact your Customer Services and/or Marketing Representative with any questions.
Force Majeure 0.205 Bcf/d Until Further Notice 14 Days

Southern Star declared force majeure on Line Segment 455 due to a mechanical turbine failure at Saginaw Compressor Station in Jasper County, Missouri, effective October 9, 2026 (ID2 cycle). Capacity reductions total 205,000 Dth/d (0.205 Bcf/d): 180,000 Dth/d at Saginaw CS (Location ID 444550) and 25,000 Dth/d at Empire Energy Center (Location ID 378502). This notice (11240) supersedes 11238 and adds a repair timeline -- contractors are scheduled to complete turbine repairs by October 26, 2026, approximately two weeks from the notice date.

Southern Star force majeure removes 0.205 Bcf/d of Midcontinent/Kansas-Missouri capacity through approximately October 26; expect mild bullish pressure on Southern Star basis and Kansas-Missouri delivery markets, with tightening most acute at points downstream of Saginaw CS -- live data shows Saginaw CS Area Deliveries (loc 444550) running at 83.9% utilization with only 16.1% headroom, consistent with the stated constraint.
Reroute: Moderate: ANR, PEPL, and Southern Natural (EGT) serve overlapping Midcontinent and Kansas-Missouri markets, though Southern Star serves specific local delivery points in Missouri that may have limited bypass. PEPL Princeton Receipt (loc 17131) is posting 74.5% utilization with 25.5% headroom, suggesting some alternative capacity exists.
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TSP Name: Southern Star
Notice ID: 11240
Notice Type: Force Majeure
Status: Supersede
Post Date: 2026-10-12T08:35:27.46
Effective Begin: 2026-10-12T08:35:27.46
Effective End: None
Subject: Line Segment 455 Operational Capacity Reduction -- Force Majeure Update (Supersedes #11238)

Update: Contractors are scheduled to begin repairs on the Turbine. Current timeline given is 2 weeks to get all repairs complete. Return to service is scheduled for October 26th, 2026.
Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline (“Southern Star”) has experienced a Force Majeure mechanical event with a unit at the Saginaw Compressor Station located in Jasper County, Missouri.  While repairs are performed, the following capacity reduction will be in place:
Capacity will be reduced as follows:
180,000 Dth/d Saginaw CS (Location ID 444550)
25,000 Dth/d Empire Energy Center (Location ID 378502)
Capacity reduction effective ID2 Cycle October 9th, 2026
Southern Star will provide the status of this above referenced Force Majeure and will provide any changes or updates to this posting as soon as they become available.
We appreciate your assistance during this event and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact your Customer Service Representative or the Scheduling Desk at the numbers listed below.
Scott Warren Office: 270.852.4559 Cell: 270.302.6433
Buster Ashley Office: 270.852.4546 Cell: 270.314.1436
Easton Russelburg: Office 270.852.4546 Cell: 270.302.0173
Robin Joska Office: 270.852.4565 Cell: 270.302.5007
Aingy Mason Office: 270.852.4547 Cell: 270.231.4723
Force Majeure 0.205 Bcf/d Until Further Notice

Southern Star declared force majeure effective October 9, 2026 due to a mechanical failure at Saginaw Compressor Station in Jasper County, Missouri. The event reduces capacity by 180,000 Dth/d (0.180 Bcf/d) at Saginaw CS (Location ID 444550) and 25,000 Dth/d (0.025 Bcf/d) at Empire Energy Center (Location ID 378502), for a combined 0.205 Bcf/d reduction on Line Segment 455. No restoration timeline has been given; Southern Star will post updates as available.

Southern Star force majeure removes 0.205 Bcf/d of Midcontinent throughput capacity on Line Segment 455 with no restoration timeline; expect bullish pressure on Southern Star / Midcontinent Kansas-Missouri basis with tightening likely to spill into Oneok Oklahoma pricing and modest supportive signal at Henry Hub if Midwest pull-back reduces southbound displacement.
Reroute: Moderate: ANR, PEPL, and TIGT serve overlapping Midcontinent and Kansas/Missouri markets and could absorb a portion of the displaced volumes, but Southern Star Line Segment 455 serves specific local and downstream Missouri delivery points that may have limited bypass options.
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TSP Name: Southern Star
Notice ID: 11238
Notice Type: Force Majeure
Status: Initiate
Post Date: 2026-10-09T13:44:53.593
Effective Begin: 2026-10-09T13:46:23.983
Effective End: None
Subject: Line Segment 455 Operational Capacity Reduction -- Force Majeure

Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline (“Southern Star”) has experienced a Force Majeure mechanical event with a unit at the Saginaw Compressor Station located in Jasper County, Missouri. While repairs are performed, the following capacity reduction will be in place:
Capacity will be reduced as follows:
180,000 Dth/d Saginaw CS (Location ID 444550)
25,000 Dth/d Empire Energy Center (Location ID 378502)
Capacity reduction effective ID2 Cycle October 9th, 2026
Southern Star will provide the status of this above referenced Force Majeure and will provide any changes or updates to this posting as soon as they become available.
We appreciate your assistance during this event and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact your Customer Service Representative or the Scheduling Desk at the numbers listed below.
Scott Warren Office: 270.852.4559 Cell: 270.302.6433
Buster Ashley Office: 270.852.4546 Cell: 270.314.1436
Easton Russelburg: Office 270.852.4546 Cell: 270.302.0173
Robin Joska Office: 270.852.4565 Cell: 270.302.5007
Force Majeure 0.395 Bcf/d cut (capped at 0.930 Bcf/d) Until Further Notice 17 Days

ANR Pipeline has declared a force majeure on the Michigan Leg South at St. John Eastbound (LOC #FPSTJNEB) due to an anomaly discovered between MLV 56 and MLV 57, restricting capacity by 395 MMcf/d (0.395 Bcf/d) and leaving only 930 MMcf/d available. The constraint, originally set to run from 10/3 through 10/12, has now been extended through 10/19, a total of 17 days. ANR anticipates firm primary curtailments of approximately 34% of contracted MDQ, with firm secondary and interruptible services also affected.

ANR force majeure removes 0.395 Bcf/d of Michigan Leg South eastbound capacity through 10/19; pre-event flow at St. John Eastbound (FPSTJNEB TD1) was running at a median 0.67 Bcf/d (range 0.59-0.75) against the now-constrained 0.977 Bcf/d operating capacity, with the new 0.930 Bcf/d cap implying a modest physical cut relative to recent scheduled flows of ~0.593 Bcf/d currently posted, but firm primary curtailments at 34% of MDQ signal tightening at ANR ML 7 Michigan/Wisconsin delivery markets.
Reroute: Limited: ANR is one of the primary pipelines serving Michigan and Wisconsin markets; NGPL, PEPL, and ANR's own alternative segments provide partial relief but cannot fully replace constrained Michigan Leg South eastbound capacity, particularly for firm primary shippers already facing 34% MDQ curtailments.
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TSP Name ANR Pipeline Company
TSP 006958581
Notice Type Description: Force Majeure

Notice Stat Desc: Supersede

Prior Notice: 26293010

Critical: Y

Reqrd Rsp Desc: No Response Required
Post

Notice Effective

Notice End



Response
Post Date: 10/08/26

10/03/26

10/13/26
Subject: Subject: NOTICE OF FORCE MAJEURE ANRPL – Michigan Leg South – St. John Eastbound
Author: Author: Bryan Turner
Notice Text
Since the last posting, ANR is extending the Force Majeure capacity constraint at St. John Eastbound (LOC #FPSTJNEB) through 10/19 (previously 10/12).

*Previous Posting*

This is to notify all contracted parties of ANR Pipeline Company ("ANR") that pursuant to Section 6.7 of ANR's FERC Gas Tariff, ANR has declared a Force Majeure event in effect for natural gas transactions in the Michigan Leg South area due to an anomaly discovered between MLV 56 & MLV 57. As a result, capacity will be reduced as follows: 

10/3 (Intraday) - 10/12  St. John Eastbound (LOC #FPSTJNEB) 395 MMcf/d (leaving 930 MMcf/d)

ANR anticipates this posting may result in Firm Primary, Firm Secondary and Interruptible curtailments. Estimated impact to Firm Primary as follows:

34% - Based on the Current Contracted MDQ

Any reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 6.36 of ANR's FERC Gas Tariff ("Tariff"). However, ANR will only issue RCCs if ANR is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the outage. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day Force Majeure Average Usage Quantity, as defined in Section 6.36.2(a) of ANR's Tariff, less any scheduled quantities on the contract.

Please direct any questions to your Account Coordinator, Customer Service Representative, or the Nominations and Scheduling hotline @ 800-827-5267
Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP)

FORCE MAJEURE ON MUSKRAT EFF 10-9-26

SEV 4/5
Force Majeure Until Further Notice

Tennessee Gas Pipeline has declared a force majeure on its Muskrat Line (Segments 509, 515, 516, 523, and 524) effective Gas Day October 9, 2026 and until further notice, due to evacuations in the Cocodrie, Louisiana area driven by the projected path and landfall of Hurricane Isaias. Primary In the Path capacity at Segment 524 FH may be impacted as early as the Timely Cycle for October 9. No specific capacity volume is stated; duration is indeterminate (UFN).

TGP Muskrat Line force majeure effective 10-9-26 UFN removes Gulf Coast zone supply with no stated capacity figure but hurricane-driven evacuations at Cocodrie create immediate risk to primary firm service on Segments 509-524; expect bullish pressure on Tennessee Zone 0/1 downstream basis and potential widening at Transco Zone 4 as Gulf Coast TGP supply is at risk.
Reroute: Limited: Gulf South (monitored) and Columbia Gulf Transmission serve overlapping Gulf Coast corridors, but hurricane evacuation conditions affecting the Cocodrie area may simultaneously constrain other Gulf Coast infrastructure; reroute cannot be assumed reliable while Isaias threatens landfall.
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TSP/TSP Name:  1939164-TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE	Critical: Y
Notice Type Desc (1):  FORCE MAJEURE	Notice Type Desc (2):  FORCE MAJEURE
Notice Eff Date/Time:  10/08/2026 7:36:44AM	Notice End Date/Time:  10/09/2026 9:00:00am
Post Date/Time:  10/8/2026 7:36:44 AM	Notice ID: 404797
Reqrd Rsp:  1	Rsp Date/Time:  10/8/2026 12:00:00 AM
Notice Stat Desc:  INITIATE	Prior Notice: 
Subject:  FORCE MAJEURE ON MUSKRAT EFF 10-9-26
Notice Text:

 

FORCE MAJEURE ON MUSKRAT LINE EFFECTIVE 10-9-2026

 

Pursuant to Article XII of the General Terms and Conditions of Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, L.L.C.'s (“Tennessee”) FERC Gas NGA Tariff (the “Tariff”), Tennessee is posting this notice of a force majeure event on its Muskrat Line (Segment 509, Segment 515, Segment 516, Segment 523, and Segment 524) effective for the Gas Day of Friday, October 9, 2026 and until further notice.  Due to the projected path and landfall of Hurricane Isaias, evacuations have been reported at facilities in the Cocodrie Louisiana area.  As a result, based on current nominations along with forecasted demand, Tennessee is providing notice to customers that Primary In the Path capacity at Segment 524 FH may be impacted as early as Timely Cycle for the Gas Day of Friday, October 9, 2026 and until further notice

 

Tennessee will continue to update customers as more information becomes available.

 

Please contact your account representative or scheduler if you have any questions.

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Force Majeure 2.274 Bcf/d

REX declared a force majeure at Hamilton Compressor Station effective ID1 cycle Gas Day October 7, 2026, and until further notice. Segment 360 eastbound capacity is restricted to 2.274 Bcf/d, with upstream segments 370 and 380 also curtailed to 2.657 and 2.692 Bcf/d respectively. Primary firm, secondary firm, and AOR/ITS quantities are all at risk of not being scheduled.

REX Hamilton FM caps Seg 360 E-to-W flow at 2.274 Bcf/d with firm and secondary firm service at risk; expect bullish pressure at Lebanon Hub and Midwest delivery points as westbound throughput tightens, with no clear HH directional signal given REX's Midwest-facing flow path.
Reroute: Limited: Trailblazer Pipeline (TPC) is the primary Rockies eastbound alternative, but REX and Trailblazer share Bertrand Compressor Station -- they are not independent reroutes for one another, limiting offset capacity. Zone 3 Appalachian westbound reversals on REX may partially compensate for Midwest demand, but firm service curtailment risk leaves limited near-term relief.
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Pipeline: Rockies Express
Notice ID: 14160
Notice Type: Critical notice
Sub-Type: FORCE MAJEURE
Subject: REX HAMILTON COMPRESSOR STATION (SEG 360) FORCE MAJEURE
Posted: 10/7/2026 9:34:21 AM
Effective: 10/7/2026 9:34:21 AM
End Date: 12/31/9000

HAMILTON COMPRESSOR STATION FORCE MAJEURE
Rockies Express Pipeline LLC (“REX”) experienced a Force Majeure event (as defined in Section 21 of the
GT&C of the Tariff) at its Hamilton Compressor Station.
Effective for the ID1 Cycle, Gas Day Wednesday, October 7, 2026, and until further notice, the following
operating capacities will be used:
• Segment 380 in an East to West direction: 2,692 MDth/d
• Segment 370 in an East to West direction: 2,657 MDth/d
• Segment 360 in an East to West direction: 2,274 MDth/d
Primary and secondary firm quantities, as well as AOR/ITS are at risk of not being scheduled.
REX is continuing to monitor the event and will post updates as more information becomes available.
For questions, please call your Account Director or Scheduling Hotline at 303-763-2906.
Restoration Until Further Notice

Cove Point LNG is terminating a previously active capacity restriction (PPO) effective 2026-10-07 at 03:00. This restoration notice signals that prior feedgas delivery constraints at Cove Point are being lifted, restoring normal LNG export operations. No specific capacity figure is stated in the notice.

Restoration of Cove Point LNG feedgas capacity removes a prior bearish domestic supply overhang; resumption of LNG exports is bullish for Henry Hub and tightens Appalachian/Mid-Atlantic basis (Eastern Gas South and Transco Zone 5), as gas previously retained onshore will now flow to the export terminal -- live capacity at COVE POINT PLANT (loc 10001, SI:SIQ) shows 0.013 Bcf/d currently scheduled against 1.80 Bcf/d operating capacity, confirming the terminal was running near zero under the prior restriction.
Reroute: Not applicable -- this is a restoration event lifting a prior restriction at Cove Point LNG; no reroute assessment required.
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Pipeline: CPL
Notice ID: 1011935
Subject: Cove Point Restrictions Termination
Notice Type: Notices
Posted: 2026-10-06T19:47:45.363
Effective: 2026-10-07T03:00:00
naesbNoticeTypeDescription: Capacity Constraint
subcategory: Critical
tspDefinedNoticeTypeDescription: PPO
Maintenance 0.400 Bcf/d Until Further Notice 1 Days

This is a bundled CTPL 2026 Planned Outage and Maintenance Summary covering two independent jobs. The most impactful single job is Job 2026114 (Q4): a 15-hour compressor maintenance window at Gillis Compressor Station on 11/17/2026 (3:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.), with a transport impact of 400,000 Dths (0.400 Bcf/d) and available capacity reduced to 1,130,000 Dths. Job 2026112 (Q3, 9/29-10/2, 4 days) is a LEAP Meter Station upgrade with zero transport impact and should not be treated as a capacity-affecting event.

Job 2026114 removes 0.400 Bcf/d of Sabine Pass LNG feedgas capacity for ~15 hours on 11/17/2026, reducing available CTPL throughput to 1.130 Bcf/d; LNG feedgas curtailment keeps that volume in the domestic market, bearish Henry Hub for that gas day, with the Gillis-LEAP interconnect (CT109461) currently scheduled at 0.735 Bcf/d against 1.00 Bcf/d operating capacity providing partial buffer.
Reroute: Limited: CTPL is the dedicated feed gas pipeline for Sabine Pass LNG; no alternative pipeline directly replaces CTPL feedgas supply to the terminal, though Cheniere may partially offset the 15-hour window through storage or scheduling adjustments.
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Facility: Sabine Pass LNG
Notice ID: 1989
Notice Type: Planned Service Outage
Status: Revision / Supersedes Prior Notice
Title: CTPL 2026 Planned Outage and Maintenance Summary – Updated 09.09.26
Effective Date/Time: 2026-09-09T14:36:00
End Date/Time: 2026-12-31T00:00:00
Posted: 2026-10-06T13:41:41.217
Note: Effective/End Date above is the posting's overall coverage window, NOT necessarily one continuous outage -- see Notice Text and/or the embedded image below for the actual per-job schedule.

Notice Text:
Below is a summary of the CTPL 2026 Planned Outage and Maintenance Projects.   Items marked with * denotes updates from previous posting.   This notice reflects current information as of September 9, 2026. This summary is subject to change as the year progresses to reflect the updated status of all planned outages and maintenance projects. CTPL will post updates as they become available. If you have any questions, please contact Customer Services at 713-375-5900 or email Cheniere.CTPL@Cheniere.com .

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The image above contains this notice's detailed schedule table (fields commonly include Job No., Begin/End dates, Location, Maintenance type, Transport Impact, Available Capacity, and Meter Capacity Limit). This table is NOT present anywhere in this notice as text -- Cheniere delivers it as a picture to every visitor of the page, not just to automated scrapers. Do not treat the Effective/End Date range above as a single continuous outage window: a 'Planned Outage and Maintenance Summary' notice like this one commonly bundles several independent jobs with different dates, locations, and impacts (including some with zero transport impact) into one posting. Read the table in the image directly for accurate per-job dates and capacity figures rather than inferring them from the date range alone.
This notice supersedes a prior filing. Treat as a revision; check for escalation triggers vs prior notice.
Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP)

FORCE MAJEURE MLV 313 (HC LINE) 10-6 REM

SEV 4/5
Force Majeure 0.580 Bcf/d Until Further Notice

Tennessee Gas Pipeline declared a force majeure on October 2, 2026 between valve sections 313A-403 to 313A-404 on the HC Line just south of Avoca, New York, following discovery of an anomaly requiring immediate repair. This is Revision 3, issued as a reminder that repair work is scheduled to begin on October 6, 2026, with primary firm capacity at MLV 313 HC Zone 4 End (Segment 399 FH) at risk for up to 0.580 Bcf/d; meters 412803 (TGP Gravel Run) and 421068 (TGP Wyckoff Storage) are being physically shut in for the duration of work, with all secondary receipts and deliveries restricted. No restoration timeline has been provided.

TGP HC Line force majeure threatens up to 0.580 Bcf/d of primary firm capacity at MLV 313 Zone 4 End with no restoration timeline; expect bullish pressure on Tennessee Zone 4-300 and Zone 6 New England basis as Appalachian corridor flows through this segment are curtailed, with Wyckoff Storage shut in compounding supply tightness for downstream Northeast markets.
Reroute: Limited: Transco is the primary competing pipeline for Northeast deliveries, and while it serves overlapping markets, TGP's HC Line serves specific Appalachian Zone 4 segments with limited bypass; partial reroute via Transco and TETCO is possible but unlikely to fully offset 0.580 Bcf/d of primary firm curtailment given current system loadings.
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TSP/TSP Name:  1939164-TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE	Critical: Y
Notice Type Desc (1):  FORCE MAJEURE	Notice Type Desc (2):  FORCE MAJEURE
Notice Eff Date/Time:  10/05/2026 6:37:08AM	Notice End Date/Time:  10/06/2026 9:00:00am
Post Date/Time:  10/5/2026 6:37:08 AM	Notice ID: 404701
Reqrd Rsp:  1	Rsp Date/Time:  10/5/2026 12:00:00 AM
Notice Stat Desc:  SUPERSEDE	Prior Notice:  404646
Subject:  FORCE MAJEURE MLV 313 (HC LINE) 10-6 REM
Notice Text:

 

FORCE MAJEURE AT MLV 313A-403 TO MLV 313A-404 (HC LINE) EFFECTIVE 10-6-2026 REMINDER

 

As a reminder, pursuant to Article XII of the General Terms and Conditions of Tennessee's FERC Gas Tariff, Tennessee posted notice of a Force Majeure event between valve sections 313A-403 to 313A-404 on the HC Line just south of Avoca, New York on October 2, 2026 (Notice Identifier #404646).  An anomaly has been discovered which requires immediate repairs.  Tennessee personnel are on site developing a repair plan with repair work scheduled to begin on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.  Tennessee estimates the impact of this work to be up to 580,000 Dths pathed through MLV 313 HC Zone 4 End (Segment 399 FH).  Based on current nominations and forecasted demand, Tennessee is providing notice to customers that Primary In the Path capacity at MLV 313 HC Zone 4 End (Segment 399 FH) could be impacted as early as Timely Cycle for the Gas Day of Tuesday, October 6, 2026 and throughout the duration of this repair work. 

 

Additionally, the following meters will be physically shut in for the duration of the work: 

412803 TGP Gravel Run

421068 TGP Wyckoff Storage

During the outage, Tennessee will restrict all secondary receipts and secondary deliveries at these meters.

 

Tennessee will continue to update customers as more information becomes available.

 

Please contact your Account Representative or Scheduler if you have any questions.

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Force Majeure 0.395 Bcf/d Until Further Notice 10 Days

ANR Pipeline declared force majeure on its Michigan Leg South system effective October 3, 2026, due to an anomaly discovered between MLV 56 and MLV 57. Eastbound capacity at St. John (LOC #FPSTJNEB) is reduced by 395 MMcf/d (0.395 Bcf/d), leaving 930 MMcf/d available, with the constraint expected to run through October 12. ANR warns of firm primary (estimated 34% of contracted MDQ), firm secondary, and interruptible curtailments, with RCCs to be issued per Tariff Section 6.36 if primary firm scheduled quantities cannot be met.

ANR force majeure removes 0.395 Bcf/d of eastbound Michigan Leg South capacity through Oct 12, with 34% of contracted firm primary MDQ at risk; expect bullish pressure on ANR ML 7 and Michigan/Wisconsin basis versus Henry Hub as Midwest supply tightens.
Reroute: Limited: TETCO (monitored), TGT (monitored), and PEPL (monitored) serve overlapping Gulf Coast-to-Midwest corridors but cannot fully replace Michigan-specific ANR Michigan Leg South deliveries; downstream Michigan LDC customers in particular have few practical bypass options.
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TSP Name ANR Pipeline Company
TSP 006958581
Notice Type Description: Force Majeure

Notice Stat Desc: Initiate

Prior Notice: 

Critical: Y

Reqrd Rsp Desc: No Response Required
Post

Notice Effective

Notice End



Response
Post Date: 10/03/26

10/03/26

10/13/26
Subject: Subject: NOTICE OF FORCE MAJEURE ANRPL – Michigan Leg South – St. John Eastbound
Author: Author: Bryan Turner
Notice Text
This is to notify all contracted parties of ANR Pipeline Company ("ANR") that pursuant to Section 6.7 of ANR's FERC Gas Tariff, ANR has declared a Force Majeure event in effect for natural gas transactions in the Michigan Leg South area due to an anomaly discovered between MLV 56 & MLV 57. As a result, capacity will be reduced as follows: 

10/3 (Intraday) - 10/12  St. John Eastbound (LOC #FPSTJNEB) 395 MMcf/d (leaving 930 MMcf/d)

ANR anticipates this posting may result in Firm Primary, Firm Secondary and Interruptible curtailments. Estimated impact to Firm Primary as follows:

34% - Based on the Current Contracted MDQ

Any reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 6.36 of ANR's FERC Gas Tariff ("Tariff"). However, ANR will only issue RCCs if ANR is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the outage. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day Force Majeure Average Usage Quantity, as defined in Section 6.36.2(a) of ANR's Tariff, less any scheduled quantities on the contract. By means of this notice, ANR is establishing which specific Gas Days will be included when determining a shipper's 7-day Force Majeure Average Usage Quantity pursuant to Section 6.36.2(a) of the Tariff.

Please direct any questions to your Account Coordinator, Customer Service Representative, or the Nominations and Scheduling hotline @ 800-827-5267
Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP)

FORCE MAJEURE MLV 313(HC LINE) EFF 10-6

SEV 4/5
Force Majeure 0.580 Bcf/d Until Further Notice

Tennessee Gas Pipeline has declared a Force Majeure between valve sections 313A-403 and 313A-404 on the HC Line just south of Avoca, New York, effective October 6, 2026 starting with the Timely Cycle. An anomaly requiring immediate repair was discovered; repair work begins October 6 with no stated end date. Up to 0.580 Bcf/d of Primary In the Path capacity at MLV 313 HC Zone 4 End (Segment 399 FH) is at risk, and meters 412803 (TGP Gravel Run) and 421068 (TGP Wyckoff Storage) will be physically shut in for the duration.

TGP HC Line force majeure removes up to 0.580 Bcf/d of Zone 4 primary firm capacity effective Oct 6 with no restoration timeline; expect bullish pressure on Tennessee Zone 4 and Zone 6 Northeast/New England basis with Wyckoff Storage shut in compounding supply tightness into the region.
Reroute: Limited: Transco is the primary competing Northeast pipeline and serves overlapping Zone 4/6 markets, but TGP and Transco together are the two dominant Northeast corridors, so a TGP constraint of this size cannot be fully offset without knowing Transco's available capacity; no same-corridor single alternative exists for direct HC Line Zone 4 deliveries north of the constraint point.
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TSP/TSP Name:  1939164-TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE	Critical: Y
Notice Type Desc (1):  FORCE MAJEURE	Notice Type Desc (2):  FORCE MAJEURE
Notice Eff Date/Time:  10/02/2026 1:17:55PM	Notice End Date/Time:  10/03/2026 9:00:00am
Post Date/Time:  10/2/2026 1:17:55 PM	Notice ID: 404646
Reqrd Rsp:  1	Rsp Date/Time:  10/2/2026 12:00:00 AM
Notice Stat Desc:  INITIATE	Prior Notice: 
Subject:  FORCE MAJEURE MLV 313(HC LINE) EFF 10-6
Notice Text:

 

FORCE MAJEURE AT MLV 313A-403 TO MLV 313A-404 (HC LINE) EFFECTIVE 10-6-2026

 

Pursuant to Article XII of the General Terms and Conditions of Tennessee's FERC Gas Tariff, Tennessee is posting notice of a Force Majeure event between valve sections 313A-403 to 313A-404 on the HC Line just south of Avoca, New York.  An anomaly has been discovered which requires immediate repairs.  Tennessee personnel are on site developing a repair plan with repair work scheduled to begin on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.  Tennessee estimates the impact of this work to be up to 580,000 Dths pathed through MLV 313 HC Zone 4 End (Segment 399 FH).  Based on current nominations and forecasted demand, Tennessee is providing notice to customers that Primary In the Path capacity at MLV 313 HC Zone 4 End (Segment 399 FH) could be impacted as early as Timely Cycle for the Gas Day of Tuesday, October 6, 2026 and throughout the duration of this repair work. 

 

Additionally, the following meters will be physically shut in for the duration of the work: 

412803 TGP Gravel Run

421068 TGP Wyckoff Storage

During the outage, Tennessee will restrict all secondary receipts and secondary deliveries at these meters.

 

Tennessee will continue to update customers as more information becomes available.

 

Please contact your Account Representative or Scheduler if you have any questions.

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Columbia Gas Transmission (TCO)

UPDATE: Force Majeure – MXP Line

SEV 5/5
Force Majeure 1.800 Bcf/d Until Further Notice

TCO declared force majeure on MXP Line-100 in West Virginia following detection of a gas leak at the Saunders Creek Regulator Station on September 24, 2026. As of September 25, 2026, MXPSEG MA42 is reduced to zero total capacity, eliminating an estimated 1.8 Bcf/d of firm service through this internal constraint; the outage is expected to persist at minimum through the weekend gas days September 26-28, with restoration timing still 'until further notice.' Live capacity data confirms TM MXP MA42 (loc_id TMMXP) is posting 0 Bcf/d scheduled against 0.500 Bcf/d operating capacity, consistent with the constraint being upstream of that delivery metering point, though the notice-stated firm impact of 1.8 Bcf/d is the controlling figure.

TCO force majeure on MXP Line-100 eliminates 1.8 Bcf/d of firm throughput through MXPSEG with no firm restoration date; expect significant bullish pressure on Dominion South and TETCO M2 basis as Appalachian supply is stranded, with downstream Mid-Atlantic and Midwest markets tightening -- Columbia Gas Appalachian basis was already at -0.795 vs HH on 2026-09-24 and is likely to narrow sharply or flip positive given the scale of firm curtailment.
Reroute: Limited: TETCO (monitored) and TCO itself are the primary Appalachian corridor pipes; at 1.8 Bcf/d of firm curtailment, competing capacity on TETCO M2 and Rover is unlikely to absorb the full volume, and any available headroom will clear at a premium basis.
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TSP Name Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC
TSP 054748041
Notice Type Description: Force Majeure

Notice Stat Desc: Supersede

Prior Notice: 26276014

Critical: Y

Reqrd Rsp Desc: No Response Required
Post

Notice Effective

Notice End



Response
Post Date: 09/25/26

09/25/26

10/25/26
Subject: Subject: UPDATE: Force Majeure – MXP Line
Author: Author: Tyler King
Notice Text
Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC (TCO) notifies customers of the following update regarding the Force Majeure on MXP Line-100 in West Virginia.

The work necessitated by the Force Majeure is ongoing. TCO crews are diligently working to remedy the situation in an expeditious manner. At this time, the Force Majeure and subsequent capacity reduction through MXPSEG remain in effect. 

Based on current outage logistics, TCO anticipates the Force Majeure will remain in effect through the upcoming weekend trading period, Gas Days September 26-28, 2026. TCO will provide an update by Sunday, September 27, 2026. Please continue to monitor critical notices for any updates related to this Force Majeure.   

Reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 38 of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff (“Tariff”). However, TCO will only issue RCCs if TCO is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the Force Majeure for a period greater than ten consecutive days. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day average usage quantity less any scheduled quantities on the contract. 

Please contact your Customer Services and/or Marketing Representative with any questions.

  

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Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC (TCO) notifies customers of the following update regarding the Force Majeure on MXP Line-100 in West Virginia.

TCO personnel detected a leak on MXP Line-100 at the Saunders Creek Regulator Station on Thursday morning, September 24, 2026. The situation is confined to the Saunders Creek Regulator Station location, and TCO crews have been actively coordinating with upstream operators to reduce the pressure to isolate the regulator station as part of the assessment and remediation efforts. 

At this time, the Force Majeure and subsequent capacity reduction through MXPSEG remain in effect until further notice. 

TCO will provide customers an update by Friday morning, September 25, 2026. Please continue to monitor critical notices for any updates related to this Force Majeure.   

Reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 38 of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff (“Tariff”). However, TCO will only issue RCCs if TCO is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the Force Majeure for a period greater than ten consecutive days. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day average usage quantity less any scheduled quantities on the contract. 

Please contact your Customer Services and/or Marketing Representative with any questions.

 

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Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC (TCO) notifies customers of the need for an immediate pressure reduction on MXP Line-100 between Mt. Olive Compressor Station and Saunders Creek Regulator Station in West Virginia. This immediate pressure reduction is due to an unexpected mechanical issue that could not be prevented by TCO's due diligence and is necessary to maintain the safety and reliability of TCO’s system, and therefore, cannot be deferred. Consequently, pursuant to Section 15 of the General Terms and Conditions of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff, TCO is declaring a Force Majeure effective for Gas Day September 24, 2026.  

Effective Intraday 1 Cycle for Gas Day September 24, 2026, scheduled volumes through the MXPSEG MA42 internal constraint (MXPSEG) will be reduced to EPSQ (5/24 = 20.8333%). 

Effective Timely Cycle for Gas Day Friday, September 25, 2026, and until further notice, MXPSEG will be reduced to zero total capacity. Based on current nominations, the estimated impact to firm service is 1.8 MMDth. 

TCO is actively working to assess and remedy the situation in an expeditions manner, and will provide customers an update by Friday morning, September 25, 2026. Please continue to monitor critical notices for any adjustments related to this Force Majeure.  

Reservation charge credits (RCCs) will be determined per the process set forth in the General Terms and Conditions, Section 38 of TCO’s FERC Gas Tariff (“Tariff”).  However, TCO will only issue RCCs if TCO is unable to schedule or deliver primary firm nominated capacity as a result of the Force Majeure for a period greater than ten consecutive days. In the event RCCs are issued as set forth in the Tariff, shippers will receive RCCs based on its 7-day average usage quantity less any scheduled quantities on the contract. By means of this notice, TCO is establishing which specific Gas Days will be included when determining a shipper’s 7-day average usage quantity pursuant to the provisions in the Tariff. 

Please contact your Customer Services and/or Marketing Representative with any questions.
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