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Wyoming Interstate Company, L.L.C. September 3, 2026 Gas Quality
Impacts |
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Wyoming Interstate Company, L.L.C. (WIC) previously
posted (see Notices #123164 and #123193) that it received
notices from downstream pipeline operators in the Cheyenne area (Segments
443-450) that WIC is delivering gas with carbon dioxide (CO2) in
excess of its 2% by volume Tariff specifications. This has led some
downstream pipeline operators to cut volumes at WIC receipts into their
systems. WIC has identified off-spec CO2 volumes from two
receipt interconnects with Colorado Interstate Gas Company, L.L.C. (CIG) in
the Cheyenne area at (FLY) Flying Hawk PIN #800245 and (BOW) Bowie PIN
#800104. At this time, WIC has determined that performance caps may be
required at FLY in accordance with this notice. If the CO2 content
at FLY is not reduced to 2% by volume or less by the Timely cycle for gas day
September 9, 2026, WIC will place performance caps at this interconnect to
reduce volumes sufficient to achieve 2% or less CO2 content in the
Cheyenne area. WIC continues to monitor CO2 content at BOW,
and further action may be required. |
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Scheduling questions or concerns Pipeline Scheduling Hotline email CIGSched, or message KMRockiesSched on ICE Chat |
Hayden Garfield at (719) 726-5311 or Matt Houtz at (719) 726-5230 |
Marketing questions Contact your Marketing Representative. |
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Rich Aten, Manager – Pipeline Scheduling Transportation and Storage Services Kinder Morgan Rockies Pipelines (719) 667-7527 or (719) 648-5253 richard_aten@kindermorgan.com |
ICE Chat: raten |
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Wyoming Interstate Company, L.L.C. September 3, 2026 Gas Quality
Impacts |
|
Wyoming Interstate Company, L.L.C. (WIC) previously
posted (see Notices #123164 and #123193) that it received
notices from downstream pipeline operators in the Cheyenne area (Segments
443-450) that WIC is delivering gas with carbon dioxide (CO2) in
excess of its 2% by volume Tariff specifications. This has led some
downstream pipeline operators to cut volumes at WIC receipts into their
systems. WIC has identified off-spec CO2 volumes from two
receipt interconnects with Colorado Interstate Gas Company, L.L.C. (CIG) in
the Cheyenne area at (FLY) Flying Hawk PIN #800245 and (BOW) Bowie PIN
#800104. At this time, WIC has determined that performance caps may be
required at FLY in accordance with this notice. If the CO2 content
at FLY is not reduced to 2% by volume or less by the Timely cycle for gas day
September 9, 2026, WIC will place performance caps at this interconnect to
reduce volumes sufficient to achieve 2% or less CO2 content in the
Cheyenne area. WIC continues to monitor CO2 content at BOW,
and further action may be required. |
|
Scheduling questions or concerns Pipeline Scheduling Hotline email CIGSched, or message KMRockiesSched on ICE Chat |
Hayden Garfield at (719) 726-5311 or Matt Houtz at (719) 726-5230 |
Marketing questions Contact your Marketing Representative. |
|
Rich Aten, Manager – Pipeline Scheduling Transportation and Storage Services Kinder Morgan Rockies Pipelines (719) 667-7527 or (719) 648-5253 richard_aten@kindermorgan.com |
ICE Chat: raten |