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Windy Hill Extension

Stephanie Gilbey — Thu, 06 May 2010 02:00:00 GMT

FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION
Washington, DC 20426

In Reply Refer To:

OEP/DPC/CB-2
Windy Hill Gas Storage, LLC
Docket Nos. CP06-19-000, et al.
§ 375.308(w)(4)
May 5, 2010

James F. Bowe, Jr.

Windy Hill Gas Storage, LLC
Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP
1101 New York Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20005

Re: Request for an Extension of Time

Dear Mr. Bowe:

In the above referenced dockets, Windy Hill Gas Storage, LLC (Windy Hill) was authorized to construct, own, and operate a natural gas storage facility located in Morgan County, Colorado. In the May 19, 2006 Order, the Commission required that Windy Hill construct and place the facilities in service within four years of the date of the order. On April 28, 2010, Windy Hill requested a three-year extension of time to construct and place into service the subject facilities.

Based upon the facts presented in your request, Windy Hill is granted an extension of time until and including May 19, 2013 to complete and make the facilities authorized in the above referenced docket available for service.

This action is taken pursuant to authority delegated by the Commission in 18 CFR § 375.308(w)(4).

Sincerely,

John M. Wood
Branch Chief
Division of Pipeline Certificates
Office of Energy Projects

cc:    All Parties
         Public files
         Docket Nos. CP06-19-000, et al.

5-May-10 9:00 PM

Tres Palacios ICE Hub Pooling Point

Stephanie Gilbey — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:00:00 GMT

TRES PALACIOS ICE HUB POOLING POINT

Tres Palacios is pleased to announce the creation of the Tres Palacios Hub Pooling Point. The Hub will be available for trading on ICE and scheduling on the Tres Palacios nomination system. Tres Palacios is allowing customers to nominate title transfers free of charge within the pool. Firm Storage customers (with alternate point rights) will also have access to inject and withdrawl(1) to and from the pool subject to their previously negotiated commodity and fuel rates, and all Tariff General Terms and Conditions.

Additionally, Tres Palacios is allowing customers to wheel gas, (IT basis) under its tariff from any receipt point to the Hub Pool Point, free of charge. Customers requesting wheeling service from the Hub for delivery to any interconnect must contact Tres Palacios in order to negotiate a market based rate.

The Tres Palacios Hub Pooling Point should work much like other interstate pooling points, such as NGPL (STX Pool), Tennessee Gas Pipeline (Zone 0 South Pool) and Tetco (STX Pool). Shippers will have access to the pool free of charge on an IT basis, yet must pay to bring gas out of the pool. The Hub Pooling Point does not currently operate in a manner similar to Moss Bluff, HSC Pool, or the Enstor Katy Hub in that it is not buyer’s choice or at a fixed, pre-determined rate.

While wheeling to the pool will be free of charge, nominations could be subject to interruption, consistent with the terms and conditions in the Tres Palacios tariff. Consult with your Tres Palacios representative for daily scheduling restrictions on the Tres Palacios header.

Tres Palacios reserves the right to amend or modify its title transfer rate at the Tres Palacios Hub Pooling Point and its wheeling rate to the Tres Palacios Hub Pooling Point. The waiving of transfer fees applies only to transfers at the Hub and does not include title transfers at any interconnect or in-ground transfer.

We sincerely welcome your input on this new product on behalf of Tres Palacios, so please feel free to contact us as we work to make this product commercially beneficial to your gas storage and wheeling needs.

(1) Per Section 8.3 of the Tres Palacios FERC Gas Tariff, customers are not permitted to nominate simultaneous injection and withdrawal nominations from firm storage on its system during the same nomination cycle.

24-Mar-10 4:00 PM

Arizona Natural Gas Storage Public Open House

Patrice Thurston — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 20:00:00 GMT

Arizona Natural Gas Storage Public Open House

Arizona Natural Gas Storage LLC (ANGS) is proposing an interstate natural gas storage facility to be located in Pinal County near the City of Eloy to provide high-deliverability, underground natural gas storage capacity to markets throughout Arizona and potentially California to meet a well documented need for additional natural gas storage capacity and deliverability in Arizona and the Western United States.

The proposed Project includes a dual pipeline header to connect the storage facility with two existing interstate natural gas pipelines near Randolph, Arizona and lateral pipelines to gas-fired electric generating facilities. The Project would incorporate facilities to be used for the storage of natural gas transported in interstate commerce, as well as facilities to be used to create underground storage caverns and to receive, compress, withdraw, dehydrate, and redeliver natural gas. The Project Facilities would be subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) under the Natural Gas Act of 1938, as amended (NGA). ANGS is seeking a certificate of public convenience and necessity from FERC under Section 7(c) of the NGA authorizing ANGS to construct the Project and to use the Project Facilities to offer natural gas storage services in interstate commerce.

ANGS is inviting the public to an Open House to present the proposed Project.

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

5:00 – 7:00 PM

Coolidge-Florence Elks Lodge # 2350

2241 North Attaway Road

Coolidge, Arizona 85228

17-Feb-10 2:00 PM

January 29, 2010 Open Season to Begin Monday for Large Arizona Storage Project

Stephanie Gilbey — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 14:00:00 GMT

Arizona Natural Gas Storage, a subsidiary of NGS Energy, said it will launch a non-binding open season beginning February 1 for firm storage service at a proposed salt-cavern facility to be developed some 35 miles south of Phoenix.

The ANGS project, to be sited in the Picacho Basin in Pinal County, would house up to eight salt caverns with a maximum 20 Bcf of working capacity, with market-based rates. The company said the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission accepted its pre-filing application last month; the facility is expected to come online in the summer of 2012.

The project would include a 9.5-mile lateral connecting it to El Paso Natural Gas and Transwestern Pipeline, as well as connections to existing and proposed power plants in Pinal County, ANGS said.

The project was first proposed by El Paso in 2006 (GD 6/22/06). But an official with utility Arizona Public Service told the Arizona Corporation Commission last year that the project was shelved after an unsuccessful open season in which it was the only bidder (GD 4/6).

ANGS announced last spring that it had signed agreements with El Paso regarding the project (GD 5/13).

A bill that would have exempted brine-injection wells related to the creation of gas storage projects from certain groundwater protection requirements failed in the state legislature last year (GD 4/6). The industry has been trying to encourage the development of an in-state gas storage project for years. If ANGS builds its project, it will be the first for Arizona.

In its letter to FERC last month, ANGS noted that the site is situated on private land owned by El Paso — land which ANGS has an option to purchase — as well as Arizona State Trust land that it proposes to lease. The proposal would include the construction of some 350 acres of brine ponds, ANGS told FERC.

The company said the project is needed to support growing demand in Arizona and potentially California, particularly as more renewable power sources come online.

Recent requirements to increase the use of renewable power “will create a need for natural gas to balance the intermittent renewable inputs, creating greater volatility,” said Laura Luce, president of ANGS.

The open season extends through February 25. More information is available from Patrice Thurston at 203-557-1000, or at www.ngsenergy.com. — Stephanie Seay

Disclaimer: Reprinted with the Permission of Platt’s

29-Jan-10 8:00 AM

September 10, 2009 Wall Street Journal Article

Tom Ray — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:00:00 GMT

In a Cheap-Gas World, a Profit Patch

By ANN DAVIS

Rock-bottom natural-gas prices aren't getting everyone down in the energy patch. Some participants are riding the downturn all the way to the bank.

Commodity traders and utilities have been stashing cheap gas in underground storage caverns during the past year. They have been locking in sales of the gas for future delivery at much higher prices on the futures markets or keeping costs low... (continued)

Please click the link below to view the article.
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15-Sep-09 10:00 AM

July 24, 2009 NGI Article

Tom Ray — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:00:00 GMT

NGI's Daily Gas Price Index

published : July 24, 2009

Tres Palacios Gets OK to Put Header System in Service

FERC Thursday approved a request of Tres Palacios Gas Storage LLC, a subsidiary of Westport, CT-based NGS Investments LP, to place its entire storage header system in Texas in service.

Steckman Ridge LP, a joint venture of Spectra Energy and New Jersey Resources, also received a green light to place three storage wells and three lateral lines in service in Bedford County, PA, where it is constructing a 12 Bcf gas storage facility to serve markets in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions, the company said this week [CP08-15].

In its request, Tres Palacios said it was nearing completion of the construction of the segment of the header system between interconnections with Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line (Transco) and Tennessee Gas Pipeline (see Daily GPI, July 16 ). With the completion of this segment, Tres Palacios said the entire header system would be done [CP07-90].

The 41.72-mile, looped bidirectional header pipeline will be connected to a number of interstate and intrastate pipelines besides Transco and Tennessee, including Florida Gas Transmission, Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, Kinder Morgan Tejas, Texas Eastern Transmission, Enterprise Texas, Houston Pipe Line and Enterprise Intrastate.

Tres Palacios said it had constructed and placed into service nine of the 12 interconnects and associated measurement facilities authorized by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

In late 2008 and early this year Tres Palacios received authorization to place into service storage caverns one and two, as well as its gas handling facility and previously constructed portions of the header pipeline system (see Daily GPI, Oct. 2, 2008 ). The storage facility in Matagorda County, TX, is using existing underground salt caverns on the Markham Dome.

A third cavern is targeted for service in 2010, according to Tres Palacios. The three-cavern facility has planned working gas storage capacity of 36.62 Bcf, and will have the ability to receive injections of up to 1 Bcf/d and handle withdrawals of up to 2.5 Bcf/d.

NGS is a relatively new private company managed by industry veterans with experience in gas storage development, including some former Sempra Energy gas storage officials who helped develop the Bluewater storage field in Michigan among other projects.

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27-Jul-09 4:00 PM

July 15, 2009: Arizona Gas Storage Project

Tom Ray — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 14:00:00 GMT

NGS Energy confident about customer support for Arizona gas storage project

July 15, 2009 4:06 PM ET
By Susan Nelson

NGS Energy LP plans to file with FERC in the next two to three months for approval to build the first natural gas storage facility in Arizona. The salt-cavern storage facility would have connections with the interstate pipelines owned by Transwestern Pipeline Co. LLC and El Paso Natural Gas Co.

The storage site is located in the Picacho Basin, about 35 miles south of Phoenix. In May, NGS Energy announced that it had signed an agreement with El Paso Corp., giving it an exclusive due diligence period and right to purchase the gas storage facility, located in Pinal County, Ariz. NGS Energy President Laura Luce told SNL Energy that the company has definitive agreements with El Paso for the purchase of the storage facility.

El Paso, the parent company of El Paso Natural Gas, had recently considered developing the site for underground gas storage but then decided not to proceed. Despite El Paso's reservations, Luce said her company is optimistic about the project. "It's a go," she said. "There is an absolute need for storage in the state and there is customer support for it."

Arizona Corporation Commission Chairman Kristin Mayes is very excited about the project and supportive of the enhanced reliability the project will bring to Arizona, Luce said. The company has received significant support from the state and customers, she said. The company is now in discussions with potential customers, but because of confidentiality agreements she would not name the interested parties.

Multifuels LP has proposed a salt-cavern gas storage project in the same area of Arizona, but "we're proceeding regardless" of Multifuels' plans, Luce said. Multifuels has been stymied by its plans to put the salt water removed from the underground formations in an underground aquifer. The company needed to get an exemption from the state's Environmental Quality Act, which does not allow brine to be injected into aquifers. But the company did not receive approval for the exemption from the Arizona Legislature during the past session.

For its project, NGS Energy plans to store the salt water removed from the caverns in above-ground evaporation ponds. Luce expects that certification from FERC and state agencies for the storage facility will come in a year and construction could begin in fall or winter 2010.

NGS Energy also owns the Tres Palacios gas storage facility in Texas, which began service in 2008. The company's Leaf River Energy Center in Mississippi is under construction, while construction on its Windy Hill gas storage project in Colorado will begin in 2010. Also, the company's Gulf Coast Connector project in Louisiana is under evaluation, Luce said.

Reprint courtesy of: www.snlenergy.com

15-Jul-09 9:00 AM

June 1, 2009 Leaf River Energy Center LLC Open Season

Tom Ray — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 13:00:00 GMT

PRESS RELEASE

Independent natural gas storage developer, NGS Energy, LP announced today that it will hold a binding Open Season for natural gas storage services to be provided by Leaf River Energy Center, a new salt cavern natural gas storage facility located in Smith County, Mississippi. The Open Season will commence June 1, 2009 and will end on June 16, 2009.

Leaf River commenced construction on the storage caverns in January, 2009. The storage facility will provide up to 32 Bcf of working gas capacity and will offer injection capability of up to 1 Bcf/d and withdrawal capability of up to 2.5 Bcf/d. Leaf River will have a 34 mile pipeline header system that will offer interconnects with Southern Natural Gas Company, Gulf South, Transco, Tennessee, Destin and KM Midcontinent Express pipelines.

NGS Energy is proud to announce that we have signed a Firm Storage Service Precedent Agreement with SOUTHERN COMPANIES SERVICES, INC, (as Agent for Alabama Power Company, Georgia Power Company, Gulf Power Company, Mississippi Power Company and Southern Power Company) for a 15 year term for 3 Bcf in Phase I and 3 Bcf in Phase II at the Leaf River Energy Center.

“We are extremely proud to partner with Southern Companies Services, Inc, and feel that this partnership further validates the need for high deliverability, flexible, and economically priced storage in Mississippi”, said Laura Luce, President of Leaf River Energy Center.

NGS Energy Center has assembled a portfolio of highly flexible gas storage assets throughout North America and is currently engaged in various stages of development in Colorado, Louisiana and Arizona.

Parties interested in contracting for storage capacity or learning more about the Leaf River Energy Center are encouraged to contact Patrice Thurston at 203-557-1000 or pthurston@ngsenergy.com

1-Jun-09 8:00 AM

May 13, 2009 NGS Energy Signs Exclusivity Agreement, Considers Entrance into Arizona Natural Gas Storage Market

Tom Ray — Wed, 13 May 2009 19:00:00 GMT

NGS Energy Signs Exclusivity Agreement, Considers Entrance into Arizona Natural Gas Storage Market

NGS Energy LP and El Paso Corporation have signed a Memorandum of Acquisition and Understanding with regard to El Paso’s Pinal County, Arizona natural gas storage asset. Under the agreement, NGS Energy has an exclusive due diligence period and right to purchase all acreage, wells, geological and technical data and rights currently held by El Paso. The storage project is in the Picacho Basin and would include a 9 mile header system that could connect to Transwestern Pipeline, El Paso Natural Gas Pipeline, as well as numerous new and proposed gas fired plants.

“The growth in the Arizona market has not received the appropriate response from the natural gas storage industry” said NGS Energy President Laura Luce. “El Paso’s work drilling and coring multiple wells to test the viability of the geology and feasibility of the project are the first steps to sincerely address Arizona’s storage need.”

“The Picacho salt basin will be developed into a highly cyclable gas storage asset that could provide Arizona customers with the flexibility it currently needs and will need with continued growth” continued Luce.

NGS estimates the current acreage position could result in a 20 Bcf storage facility and will utilize above ground evaporation ponds. FERC filings will occur this summer with operations slated for Summer 2012.

“NGS’ background in developing storage assets will only further the speed with which the project can be brought to a market with an immediate need. NGS’ experience will ensure that the asset is developed by an experienced group in the swiftest timeframe.” commented Tom Price, Vice President El Paso.

Any interest or inquiries can be directed to NGS at 203-557-1000.

NGS Energy LP has assembled a portfolio of highly flexible gas storage assets throughout North America. Their newly operational Tres Palacios Gas Storage facility in Matagorda County, Texas just received FERC authorization to operate the entire facility including all interconnects. Other projects in various stages of development are located in Colorado and Louisiana.

El Paso Corporation provides natural gas and related energy products in a safe, efficient, and dependable manner. The company owns North America's largest interstate natural gas pipeline system and one of North America's largest independent natural gas producers. For more information, visit www.elpaso.com.

13-May-09 2:00 PM

October 31, 2008 Leaf River Energy Center LLC Receives FERC’s Certificate of Necessity for Natural Gas Storage Facility

Mark McConnell — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Westport CT/ October 31, 2008 / Leaf River Energy Center LLC (Leaf River), a wholly owned subsidiary of Westport, CT based NGS Energy LP announced today the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has issued a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity authorizing Leaf River to develop and operate a salt dome natural gas storage facility and the associated pipeline infrastructure.

Leaf River is expecting to file for Authorization to Commence Construction with the FERC next week and start building the facility immediately after that authorization is granted.

The storage facility will consist of caverns that will be created in two salt domes situated on over 400 acres in Smith and Jasper Counties, Mississippi and when completed, will provide up to 32 Bcf of working gas capacity. The 43 mile pipeline header system associated with the facility will stretch between Smith, Jasper and Clarke counties in Mississippi and interconnect with Southern Natural, Gulf South, Transco, Tennessee, Destin and the proposed Kinder Morgan Express Pipelines.

This highly deliverable and flexible storage facility will be able to inject up to 1 Bcf/d and withdraw up to 2.5 Bcf/d across the facility and is expected to be in service by the summer of 2010.

“We are very excited to receive this order and enter the next phase of development of this necessary and well positioned gas storage facility,” said Laura Luce, President of Leaf River Energy Center.

“The amount of interest and contracted capacity for this project has really demonstrated the market’s desire for a natural gas storage facility that can take or place gas in high volumes to multiple pipelines in an economical manner.

“Also, like our last project that was brought in operation on time and on budget, the Leaf River Energy Center will provide hundreds of construction jobs and high paying operating positions that will benefit the local area,” she continued.

Besides the multiple turn firm and interruptible storage services, Leaf River will provide park and loan and hourly balancing services and interruptible wheeling services at market based rates.

Parties interested in contracting for storage capacity or learning more about the Leaf River Energy Center are encouraged to contact Mark McConnell at 203-557-1000 or mmcconnell@ngsenergy.com.

3-Nov-08 7:00 AM

Tres Palacios Open Season

Tue, 22 Jun 2010 14:18:02 GMT

Thank you for participating in the Open season. The Open Season has concluded. If you have any questions, please contact Patrice Thurston at 203-557-1000 or pthurston@ngsenergy.com

Arizona Natural Gas Storage Map

Thu, 27 May 2010 14:14:22 GMT

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Tue, 25 May 2010 18:55:59 GMT

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Tue, 25 May 2010 18:22:43 GMT

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Gulf Coast Connector Project Details

Tue, 25 May 2010 15:31:35 GMT

Project Details Type of Facility: Pipeline and Underground Salt Caverns Location: Madison Parish, LA with transport services from Perryville, LA to Delhi, LA Service Offered: High Performance Gas Storage and Hub Services Working Gas Capacity: 32 Bcf Gulf Coast Connector LLC is currently in the process of developing a new major transportation and storage hub which will extend from Perryville to Delhi in Northeast Louisiana. The project will be ideally situated to connect the prolific Barnett and Haynesville Shale gas plays to higher valued markets and will provide greater reliability to both producers and consumers of gas throughout the region. Interconnections: Up to 13 Interstate and Intrastate pipelines ANR Columbia Gulf MRT Tennessee Texas Eastern Texas Gas Trunkline Southern Natural Gas Expansions: Gulf South's East Texas to Mississippi Centerpoint Carthage to Perryville Proposed: Gulf South's East Texas to Mississippi Centerpoint Carthage to Perryville Kinder Morgan...

TPGS Project Details

Mon, 24 May 2010 18:18:52 GMT

Project Details Type of Facility: Underground Dome Salt Cavern Storage Location: Markham, Texas (Matagorda & Wharton County) Service Offered: High Performance Gas Storage and Hub Services Planned Working Gas Capacity: 47.9 Bcf In-Service Date: October 1, 2008 Bi-Directional Pipeline Interconnections In Operation: 10 Tennessee Gas TETCO Transco Enterprise Texas (Valero) Florida Gas HPL NGPL Enterprise Intrastate (Channel) KM Tejas Central Texas Gathering System Potential Future Interconnects:5 Crosstex KM Texas Gulf South Trunkline Dow Tariff Services: Firm and Interruptible Storage Service Firm and Interruptible Park and Loan Service No Notice Storage Service Interruptible Hourly Balancing Wheeling Summary: Tres Palacios Gas Storage LLC is in operations with the first two of four salt caverns developed for use as a high performance natural gas storage and...

WHGS Project Details

Mon, 24 May 2010 17:25:58 GMT

Project Details Type of Facility: Underground Bedded Salt Storage Location: Brush, Colorado (Morgan County) Working Gas Capacity: 32 Bcf (3-4 Bcf sequenced increments) Maximum Daily Injection: To Be Determined Maximum Daily Withdrawl: To Be Determined Planned In-Service Date: Mid 2013 Pipeline Interconnects: Xcel/Public Service Company of Colorado, Colorado Interstate Gas, Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Rate Structure: Market Based Rates Tariff Services: Firm and Interruptible Storage Service Firm and Interruptible Park and Loan Service No Notice Storage Service Interruptible Hourly Balancing Wheeling Summary: Windy Hill Gas Storage is currently under the process of evaluating the development of a natural gas facility to be located in the City of Brush, Morgan County, Colorado. Windy Hill will be providing high-performance gas storage and hub services by utilizing underground bedded salt caverns and is currently FERC permitted for 6 BCF and EPA...

Leaf River Energy Center LLC ---- PROJECT DETAILS

Thu, 20 May 2010 19:46:39 GMT

Project Details Type of Facility: Underground Dome Storage Cavern Location: (Smith and Jasper Counties) Taylorsville, Mississippi Service Offered: Gas Storage and Hub Services Working Gas Capacity: 48 Bcf Maximum Daily Injection: 1 Bcf Maximum Daily Withdrawal: 2.5 Bcf Construction Commenced: January, 2009 Planned In-Service Date: No Later than April 2011 Rate Structure: Market Based Rates Tariff Services: Firm and Interruptible Storage Service Firm and Interruptible Park and Loan Service No Notice Storage Service Interruptible Hourly Balancing Wheeling Summary: The Leaf River Energy Center will consist of multiple salt caverns and pipeline infrastructure to be constructed on a multi-phased basis. The caverns will be created in two salt domes situated on over 400 acres in Smith County, Mississippi. This project is ideally located to act as a bridge between the neighboring shale plays and the higher valued Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and...

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