Texas Gas Transmission (Gulf Coast, Midwest): 128 active notices, 1 rated severity 4–5; 5 posted in the last 7 days. No outages in effect on the Capacity Offline ledger today.
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Reroute: Not assessed.
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Texas Gas Transmission
Pipeline Incident Southwest of Jennings, LA
SEV 2/5
Informational
This is Revision 2 of TGT-5038741, a pipeline incident notice for a location southwest of Jennings, LA posted originally on 2026-09-18. The notice carries a 'Supersede' status but contains no updated operational content -- no capacity figures, no restoration timeline, and no new curtailment language relative to prior revisions. The situation is operationally unchanged from the prior posting.
No new market impact -- operational situation unchanged from prior revision, market has already priced this constraint; Texas Gas Zone 1 basis was most recently -0.445 vs Henry Hub on 2026-09-25, reflecting current system conditions rather than any incremental signal from this repost.
Reroute: Moderate: ANR, TETCO, and PEPL serve overlapping Gulf Coast-to-Midwest corridors; however, reroute assessment is moot given no new capacity constraint is stated in this revision.
On September 18, 2026, Texas Gas Transmission reported a pipeline release and fire on its 16-inch line southwest of Jennings, LA. The pipeline was shut in and the fire has been extinguished with no injuries. No restoration timeline has been provided and TGT has indicated it will update as more information becomes available.
TGT 16-inch line shut-in southwest of Jennings with no restoration timeline removes northbound Louisiana receipt capacity of unknown volume; expect bullish pressure on Texas Gas Zone 1 basis (most recently -0.245 vs HH on 2026-09-17) and Midwest delivery markets as Gulf Coast supply into the system is curtailed until further notice.
Reroute: Moderate: ANR, TETCO, and Gulf South serve overlapping Gulf Coast-to-Midwest corridors and may absorb some displaced volumes, but TGT's specific Louisiana receipt infrastructure at this location has limited immediate bypass; full offset is unlikely until the shut-in segment is restored.
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Showing 26 of 128 active notices: every severity 4–5 notice and everything
posted in the last 7 days. The other 102 are older routine postings (mostly severity 1–3).
