[Enable Mississippi River Transmission] [Force Maj] East Line FMJ
SEV 4/5
Force MajeureUntil Further Notice
MRT has declared force majeure due to unplanned maintenance on its East Line in St. Louis County, Missouri, effective January 21, 2026, with no restoration timeline. All receipts and deliveries at STL Chain of Rocks (MP 100007) are suspended indefinitely, and MRT acknowledges anticipated impacts to firm services. The notice remains open-ended -- 'until further notice' -- with an administrative end date of April 24, 2026 that does not represent a confirmed restoration.
MRT force majeure with firm service impacts and no restoration timeline tightens supply into Arkansas and Missouri markets served by MRT; expect basis firming at MRT/ANR receipt points and potential spillover into Gulf South and regional midcontinent hubs.
Reroute: Limited: MRT serves specific local markets in Arkansas and Missouri with few pipeline alternatives. ANR provides some overlapping receipts in the corridor, but direct substitution for STL Chain of Rocks delivery points is constrained.
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[Gulf Run Transmission] [Force Maj] CGT GR FMJ Update #2
SEV 4/5
Force Majeure0.520 Bcf/dUntil Further Notice
Gulf Run Transmission declared force majeure at the CGT GR meter station (#13548) in Richland Parish, Louisiana (Zone 1) beginning January 28, 2026. Nominations were initially cut to zero, then to 200,000 MMBtu/d, and as of January 29 are limited to 520,000 MMBtu/d (0.520 Bcf/d). The notice end date is April 1, 2026, but the restriction remains 'until further notice' with no guaranteed restoration timeline.
Gulf Run force majeure at CGT GR limits Haynesville egress to 0.520 Bcf/d at this interconnect, tightening Gulf Coast supply balance and supporting Henry Hub and Transco Zone 4 basis; watch for incremental LNG feed gas displacement if Cameron LNG or Sabine Pass volumes are affected downstream.
Reroute: Moderate: Gulf South and other Kinder Morgan assets serve the Haynesville corridor and may absorb some displaced volumes, but full offset is unlikely given the scale of the restriction and the fact that CGT GR is a primary interconnect between Gulf Run and Columbia Gulf Transmission for northbound backhaul.
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[Gulf Run Transmission] [Force Maj] CGT GR FMJ Update
SEV 4/5
Force Majeure0.200 Bcf/dUntil Further Notice
Gulf Run Transmission has declared force majeure at the CGT GR meter station (#13548) in Richland Parish, Louisiana (Zone 1), effective January 29, 2026. Nominations at this interconnect are limited to 200,000 MMBtu/day (0.200 Bcf/d), down from full capacity, with no confirmed end date (notice end date listed as April 1, 2026 but 'until further notice' language applies). This constraint limits Haynesville production egress northward into CGT and reduces supply available to Gulf Coast and Southeast markets.
Gulf Run force majeure caps CGT GR interconnect at 0.200 Bcf/d with no firm restoration timeline, tightening Haynesville egress and supporting Henry Hub and Transco Zone 4 basis in the near term.
Reroute: Moderate: Gulf South and Kinder Morgan assets serve the Haynesville corridor and may absorb some displaced volumes, but the CGT interconnect specifically serves northbound flows and partial reroute options may lack sufficient spare capacity to fully offset the constraint.
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[Gulf Run Transmission] [Force Maj] CGT GR FMJ
SEV 4/5
Force MajeureUntil Further Notice
Gulf Run Transmission has declared force majeure at the CGT GR Meter Station (#13548) in Richland Parish, Louisiana (Zone 1), effective January 28, 2026. All nominations at this interconnect have been reduced to EPSQ (Existing Pipeline Scheduled Quantity) immediately, with no restoration timeline given. The notice remains in effect until further notice.
Force majeure at the CGT GR interconnect cuts Gulf Run Zone 1 receipts from Columbia Gulf Transmission indefinitely, tightening Haynesville/Gulf Coast supply balance and supporting Henry Hub and Transco Zone 4 basis until restoration.
Reroute: Moderate: Gulf South and Kinder Morgan assets serve the Haynesville corridor and may absorb some displaced volumes, but the CGT interconnect serves a specific receipt path that cannot be fully replicated without alternative nomination arrangements. LNG feed gas flows dependent on Gulf Run throughput may also be affected.
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[Florida Gas Transmission] [Planned Service Outage] MARCH 2026 --- FGT WESTERN DIVISION AND MARKET AREA MAINTENANCE
Below alert threshold -- no detailed analysis performed.
Reroute: Not assessed.
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[Trunkline Gas Company] [Maint] Trunkline South Texas Maintenance Update #2
SEV 3/5
Maintenance77 Days
Trunkline Gas Company (TGC) is performing integrity work on its South Texas Modified Transmission System (STX System) between the Jalapeno interconnection (Jim Wells County) and Mainline Valve 16 (Bee County) from March 23 through June 8, 2026. The segment is operating under reduced pressure and is effectively shut in -- no deliveries can be made unless a downstream delivery point is able to accept gas. This is a critical maintenance notice with no stated capacity volume and no end-date flexibility beyond June 8.
TGC South Texas segment effectively shut in for approximately 77 days through June 8, tightening Gulf Coast supply balance and supporting Henry Hub and TETCO STX basis to the extent affected volumes are not rerouted via TETCO, SNG, or ANR.
Reroute: Moderate: Texas Eastern (TETCO), Southern Natural (SNG/EGT), and ANR serve overlapping Gulf Coast northbound corridors and can absorb some displaced volumes, though specific South Texas receipt points on the STX System may have limited interconnect alternatives without access to the shut-in segment.
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[Trunkline Gas Company] [Maint] Trunkline South Texas Maintenance Update #3
SEV 3/5
Maintenance77 Days
Trunkline Gas Company is performing integrity work on its South Texas Modified Transmission System (STX System) between the Jalapeno interconnection (Jim Wells County) and the Eagle Plant (Jackson County) interconnection from March 23 through June 8, 2026. The system is operating under reduced pressure and effectively shutting in the segment, with deliveries suspended unless a downstream point can accept gas. This is the third update notice; the end date of June 8, 2026 implies an approximately 77-day total outage window from the March 23 start.
TGC South Texas segment effectively shut in for the duration of the maintenance window through June 8 -- no specific volume stated, but the full segment curtailment removes Gulf Coast northbound capacity on Trunkline, applying modest upward pressure at Henry Hub and TETCO STX basis while supply is redirected to competing pipes.
Reroute: Moderate: Texas Eastern (TETCO), Southern Natural (EGT), and ANR serve overlapping Gulf Coast northbound corridors and can absorb some displaced volumes, though spare capacity availability during spring maintenance season may limit full offset.
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[Enable Mississippi River Transmission] [Maint] Fountain Hill Maintenance
