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    TSP/TSP Name:  6914865-COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS CO. Critical: Y Notice Type Desc (1):  GAS QUALITY Notice Type Desc (2):  ISSUES Notice Eff Date/Time:  08/10/2026 10:49:29AM Notice End Date/Time:  08/11/2026 9:00:00am Post Date/Time:  8/10/2026 10:49:29 AM Notice ID: 123165 Reqrd Rsp:  1 Rsp Date/Time:  8/10/2026 12:00:00 AM Notice Stat Desc:  INITIATE Prior Notice:  Subject:  Potential Gas Quality Impacts
    Notice Text:

    Colorado Interstate Gas Company, L.L.C.

    August 10,  2026

    Notice of Potential Gas Quality Impacts

    Colorado Interstate Gas Company, L.L.C. (CIG) was notified by Wyoming Interstate Company, L.L.C. (WIC) that CIG's delivery interconnects at (FLY) Flying Hawk PIN #800245 and (BOW) Bowie PIN #800104 are providing gas exceeding WIC's Tariff maximum specification for carbon dioxide (CO2) of 2% by volume.  

    Therefore, CIG is notifying its shippers that if the CO2 content at these delivery interconnects cannot be reduced to 2% or less, WIC may place performance caps for gas quality at these interconnects to reduce volumes sufficient to achieve a gas quality for CO2 of 2% or less.

    While the CIG tariff specification for CO2 is higher than WIC's, Section 3.1 of the General Terms and Conditions (GT&C) of the Second Revised Volume No. 1 of CIG's FERC Gas Tariff (Tariff) provides, among other things, that CIG may decline to receive Gas at any Point of Receipt if the quality of the Gas is inferior to that “required by Shipper or a third Party at any Point of Delivery under the Agreement," notwithstanding Sections 3.1 through 3.3 of the GT&C of the Tariff.  Therefore, if WIC does place performance caps at these two interconnects, CIG may subsequently place performance caps for gas quality on CIG receipt points that exhibit the highest CO2 content to reduce the CO2 of the blended gas being physically delivered to WIC at these two interconnects to less than 2%.


    Scheduling questions or concerns

     

     Pipeline Scheduling Hotline 
    (800) 238-3764 option 2,

    email CIGSched, or message 
    KMRockiesSched on ICE Chat.

     

     


    Operational issues or concerns

     Mike Burleson at (719) 640-1577

    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

     

     

    TSP/TSP Name:  6914865-COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS CO. Critical: Y Notice Type Desc (1):  GAS QUALITY Notice Type Desc (2):  ISSUES Notice Eff Date/Time:  08/10/2026 10:49:29AM Notice End Date/Time:  08/11/2026 9:00:00am Post Date/Time:  8/10/2026 10:49:29 AM Notice ID: 123165 Reqrd Rsp:  1 Rsp Date/Time:  8/10/2026 12:00:00 AM Notice Stat Desc:  INITIATE Prior Notice:  Subject:  Potential Gas Quality Impacts
    Notice Text:

    Colorado Interstate Gas Company, L.L.C.

    August 10,  2026

    Notice of Potential Gas Quality Impacts

    Colorado Interstate Gas Company, L.L.C. (CIG) was notified by Wyoming Interstate Company, L.L.C. (WIC) that CIG's delivery interconnects at (FLY) Flying Hawk PIN #800245 and (BOW) Bowie PIN #800104 are providing gas exceeding WIC's Tariff maximum specification for carbon dioxide (CO2) of 2% by volume.  

    Therefore, CIG is notifying its shippers that if the CO2 content at these delivery interconnects cannot be reduced to 2% or less, WIC may place performance caps for gas quality at these interconnects to reduce volumes sufficient to achieve a gas quality for CO2 of 2% or less.

    While the CIG tariff specification for CO2 is higher than WIC's, Section 3.1 of the General Terms and Conditions (GT&C) of the Second Revised Volume No. 1 of CIG's FERC Gas Tariff (Tariff) provides, among other things, that CIG may decline to receive Gas at any Point of Receipt if the quality of the Gas is inferior to that “required by Shipper or a third Party at any Point of Delivery under the Agreement," notwithstanding Sections 3.1 through 3.3 of the GT&C of the Tariff.  Therefore, if WIC does place performance caps at these two interconnects, CIG may subsequently place performance caps for gas quality on CIG receipt points that exhibit the highest CO2 content to reduce the CO2 of the blended gas being physically delivered to WIC at these two interconnects to less than 2%.


    Scheduling questions or concerns

     

     Pipeline Scheduling Hotline 
    (800) 238-3764 option 2,

    email CIGSched, or message 
    KMRockiesSched on ICE Chat.

     

     


    Operational issues or concerns

     Mike Burleson at (719) 640-1577

    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

     

     

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