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Transco pipeline reduces capacity
Williams Cos. takes the action as Tropical Storm Ida approaches the Gulf Coast.
By ROD WALTON World Staff Writer
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11/10/2009 2:23 AM
Last Modified: 11/10/2009 8:31 AM
Williams Cos. Inc.'s vast Transco natural gas pipeline will lose about 250 million cubic feet per day in capacity as Tropical Storm Ida rumbles through the Gulf of Mexico and makes U.S. landfall, company officials said Monday.
The decrease is barely 3 percent of the 10,500-mile Transco's average capacity of 8.4 billion cubic feet per day, but Williams is shutting down some coastal processing and moving employees as a safety precaution.
Ida, which was downgraded from a hurricane Monday, should hit the Gulf Coast on Tuesday morning, forecasters said.
A Williams spokeswoman, Julie Gentz, said Williams' Canyon Station and Devils Tower offshore platforms were evacuated. Williams' Mobile Bay gas-processing center in Coden, Ala., also was shut down because of low natural gas volumes.
"Too soon to say when employees will return to offshore facilities, but in general, as soon as it's safe," Gentz said.
Ida would have been the first hurricane to make U.S. landfall this season. Heavy rains in Ida's wake caused flooding and landslides last week that killed more than 100 peoplel in El Salvador.
Hurricanes Gustav and Ike in 2008 temporarily halted production for Williams and other area energy producers or transporters.
Transco moves natural gas from throughout the Gulf Coast to markets in the East and Northeast.
Rod Walton 581-8457
rod.walton@tulsaworld.com
By ROD WALTON World Staff Writer
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