Natural gas pipeline infrastructure firm Williams has announced that its Northwest Pipeline unit is launching an open season to seek binding commitments from shippers for participation in its Sundance Trail expansion project.
Williams said that shippers can contract for long-term firm transportation service from receipt points near the Greasewood and Meeker hubs in the Piceance Basin to delivery point interconnects at the Opal Hub in Wyoming. Shippers can reportedly also elect any other receipt or delivery point within the Greasewood-Meeker Hub to Opal Hub path.
To access supplies near the Greasewood-Meeker hubs, the Sundance Trail expansion will utilize capacity on the proposed 29-mile lateral to be constructed as part of Northwest’s Colorado Hub Connection project as well as available capacity on Northwest’s existing Piceance lateral.
The proposed Sundance Trail expansion will include the construction of approximately 16 miles of 30-inch loop between Green River, Wyoming, and Muddy Creek, Wyoming, and the addition of compression at Northwest’s existing Vernal compressor station.
It is anticipated that the capacity of the Sundance Trail expansion will approximately be 150,000 dekatherms per day and service will be provided utilizing Northwest’s currently effective system-wide reservation and volumetric charges.