Observed power nominations on pipes in the Southeast rose to 6.4-6.5 Bcf/d the last two days, and these will likely move higher as the cold sets in. #natgas #ongt As demand began to increase, South Central gas flows to the Southeast recovered to 8 Bcf/d in the past two days. #natgas #ongt

Columbia Gulf will be conducting pigging runs “between Hampshire and Corinth Compressor Stations and between Delhi and Alexandria Compressor Stations beginning Wednesday, February 1, 2023, through Thursday, February 9, 2023.” #natgas #ongt Flows at the Corinth Segment could be reduced as much as 0.8 Bcf/d during the event, depending how low OpCap is during the maintenance period. #natgas #ongt

Freeport LNG is now waiting for FERC approval to start cooling down a portion of their Loop 1 LNG line, which will take 11 days after they are given clearance to begin. As of this morning, Coastal Bend was not delivering any gas into the facility. #natgas #ongt #lng Marginal feed gas flows to Freeport could occur at some point in February, but LNG Storage Tank 3 will likely remain down for an extended period as there is still quite a bit of work tied to that portion of the terminal. #natgas #ongt #lng

PJM coal burns rose again today, reaching 27.6 GW as natural gas units ran at 41.9 GW. #natgas #ongt #pjm #power Coal usage ramped last night as PJM’s wind assets weakened substantially. #natgas #ongt #pjm #power

1/ Freeport Updates: Facility nominations have continued to roll in at 2-8 Mmcf/d with the final cycle nominations, and today’s early noms performed their normal ramp-up higher to 85 MMcf/d, which is very likely to be revised down this evening. #natgas #ongt #lng 2/ The Prism Brilliance LNG Tanker that was anchored near Freeport LNG has changed its listed destination port from Freeport Anchorage to the Galveston Offshore Lightering Area (GOLA), which is located a bit farther off the coast than Freeport Anchorage.
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