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Columbia Gulf Transmission gathers gas in the Gulf of Mexico and brings it to Columbia Gas Transmission.It is owned by TransCanada Corporation.Its FERC code is 70. [1]It is one of the principal interstate pipelines running in the western segment of the Southwest-to-Northeast corridor for gas supply, along with the Tennessee Gas Pipeline and the Texas Eastern Transmission Pipeline.
There was then an explosion & fire that killed 4 people. [39] November 30 – At Flatwoods, West Virginia, gas leaking into a test section of a 26-inch gas transmission pipeline, ignited while a welder engaged in installing an end cap on the east end of a 180-foot (55 m)-long section of pipe. The resultant explosion blew off-the end cap, which ...
July 25 – A Columbia Gas Transmission 26 inch natural gas pipeline burst and ignited, in Strasburg, Virginia. There were no injuries reported. [36] August 6 – A 12-inch crude oil pipeline, approximately 14 miles south of Grandfalls, Texas. About 8,400 gallons of crude were spilled. [37]
The fire began following a leak in the propane deasphalting unit and spread quickly, in part because of the rapid collapse of a major pipe rack carrying flammable hydrocarbons. Some of the rack's support columns had not been fireproofed. [163] April 27, 2008 - A fire broke out at a tank battery in Ward County. [164]
January 27 - an explosion and fire from a gas main failure in West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania killed 4 people, and destroyed 15 homes. [20] April 17 – A road grader hit a gas transmission pipeline in Mississippi, resulting in fatal burns to the grader operator. Later, it was found the pipeline only had 5 to 6 inches of soil cover in the area.
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The Los Angeles Times on Sunday quoted an investigator with Cal Fire as saying the area around the hillside transmission tower was off limits because it was under investigation as “the start of ...
A 20-inch diameter Columbia Gas Transmission Company pipeline failed in Lawrence County, Kentucky. While there was no fire or evacuations, the condition of this uncoated, non-cathodic protected, unknown grade pipeline caused PHMSA to enter into a Consent Order to eventually replace this pipeline. [41]