Gas - Industry Activities
Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects
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"The announcement of an agreement between the State of Alaska and producers is a highly encouraging step toward building a pipeline to bring Alaska gas to the lower 48 states. Building this pipeline is a key part of our national effort to secure abundant and affordable supplies of this environmentally friendly fuel. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission stands ready to expeditiously carry out its regulatory responsibilities once this agreement is consummated and we have proposals before us," Chairman Joseph Kelliher, February 22, 2006 |
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Open Season Regulation Provisions (Order 2005)
- Require that project
proponents file open season plans for Commission approval (90 days prior to the open season).
- Follow provisions Standards of Conduct Orders, while conducting an open season.
- Include procedures for the allocation of capacity.
- Include the criteria for and timing of any open seasons.
- Promote competition in the exploration, development, and production of Alaska natural gas.
- Cover voluntary expansion open seasons which must
then provide the opportunity for the transportation of natural gas other than from the Prudhoe Bay and Point Thomson.
- Include an
assessment of in-state needs, and a listing of prospective delivery points within Alaska.
The open season regulations apply to:
- Any initial or (voluntary) expansion capacity on any Alaska natural gas transportation project.
- Does not apply to involuntary expansion if one is ordered under the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Act of 2004 (ANGPA)
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Technical Conferences
- » January 29, 2008 – Third Party contracting with respect to preparing an EIS (AD08-3-000) Event Details
- » December 3, 2004 – Regulations governing the conduct of open season for capacity Event Details
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