Gulf Run Transmission (U.S.): 10 active notices, 1 rated severity 4–5; 0 posted in the last 7 days. No outages in effect on the Capacity Offline ledger today.
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Gulf Run Transmission
[Gulf Run Transmission] [Maintenance] Westdale Planned Maintenance
Force Majeure0.900 Bcf/dUntil Further Notice1 Days
Gulf Run Transmission has declared a Force Majeure at its Panola Compressor Station in Panola County, Texas (Zone 1), effective September 15, 2026 at 09:00, with anticipated restoration by September 16, 2026 at 09:00 -- approximately one calendar day. During this period, throughput capacity at Panola is limited to 0.900 Bcf/d, with upstream point operators warned of elevated pressures and shippers directed to nominate from contractual MRO to MDO locations to minimize scheduling reductions. Pre-event capacity data (gas day 2026-09-09) shows Gemini Panola GR receipt at 0.437 Bcf/d scheduled against 0.800 Bcf/d operating capacity, so the 0.900 Bcf/d throughput cap itself may not immediately bind at current scheduled levels -- but the Force Majeure designation and unplanned nature of the event warrant elevated caution ahead of the effective date.
Gulf Run FM at Panola CS caps throughput at 0.900 Bcf/d on Sept 15; this system is built to serve Golden Pass LNG, so any binding curtailment reduces Haynesville-origin feed gas to the LNG corridor and keeps supply in the domestic market, mildly bearish Henry Hub regionally -- watch Golden Pass nominations on Sept 15 for confirmation of actual feed gas impact.
Reroute: Moderate: Gulf South and Kinder Morgan assets serve the Haynesville corridor and could absorb some displaced Haynesville supply, but Gulf Run is the primary purpose-built conduit to Golden Pass LNG and no direct replacement pipeline exists for that specific LNG delivery path.
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Gulf Run Transmission
[Gulf Run Transmission] [Maintenance] Westdale Planned Maintenance
Below alert threshold -- no detailed analysis performed.
Reroute: Not assessed.
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Gulf Run Transmission
[Gulf Run Transmission] [Maint] Veron FMJ
SEV 3/5
Force Majeure1.000 Bcf/dUntil Further Notice1 Days
Gulf Run Transmission has declared Force Majeure for unplanned maintenance at its Vernon Compressor Station in Jackson Parish, Louisiana (Zone 1), effective July 7, 2026 at 09:00 through July 8, 2026 at 09:00. During this 24-hour window, throughput at Vernon will be limited to 1.000 Bcf/d. Gulf Run states that primary firm service is not anticipated to be impacted based on current nominations, but interruptible and secondary service shippers face scheduling risk.
Gulf Run FM caps Vernon CS throughput at 1.000 Bcf/d for one day; while primary firm is not expected to be curtailed, Haynesville takeaway toward Gulf Coast LNG terminals is at risk, applying mild bearish pressure at Henry Hub if LNG feed gas nominations are reduced and gas stays in the domestic supply pool.
Reroute: Moderate: Gulf South and Kinder Morgan assets serve the Haynesville corridor and provide partial alternative routing for Haynesville production, but Gulf Run is a dedicated Haynesville-to-Gulf-Coast pipe and reroute capacity may be limited during peak nomination periods.
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Gulf Run Transmission
[Gulf Run Transmission] [Maint] Vernon Planned Maintenance UPDATE
