Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America LLC Submits Columbus City I/W Well Relocation Project Weekly Status Report

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission received a submission from Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America LLC regarding the Columbus City I/W Well Relocation Project, a pipeline project aimed at relocating wells in an area. The report details project activities from September 15, 2025, to September 21, 2025, and outlines construction status, schedule changes, environmental inspections, and compliance observations. The company's contractor completed demobilizing drilling equipment and initiated restoration work at the new well site, while also conducting demolition and removal at abandoned well sites. No environmental issues or non-compliance instances were reported during this period.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America LLC submitted Weekly Status Report No. 19 for the Columbus City I/W Well Relocation Project to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
  • The report covers project activities from September 15, 2025, to September 21, 2025.
  • Natural's contractor completed demobilizing drilling equipment from the Swift 1 well site and initiated restoration work at the new Swift M-1 well site.
  • Demolition, removal, and restoration work were conducted at the abandoned Stacy 1, Stacy M-3, and Stacy M-4 well sites.
  • No work was conducted on September 20-21, 2025.
  • Natural's contractor plans to continue restoration work at the new Swift M-1 well site and the abandoned Stacy 1, Stacy M-3, and Stacy M-4 well sites.
  • No environmental issues or non-compliance instances were reported during this period.
  • The project's Environmental Inspector did not observe any instances of non-compliance with environmental conditions or permit requirements.
  • Natural did not receive any landowner or resident complaints regarding compliance with requirements.

Statistics:

  • Reporting Period: September 15, 2025, through September 21, 2025.
  • Areas where work was completed: Swift 1 well site, new Swift M-1 well site, and abandoned Stacy 1, Stacy M-3, and Stacy M-4 well sites.
  • Work planned for the next reporting period: Restoration work at the new Swift M-1 well site and the abandoned Stacy 1, Stacy M-3, and Stacy M-4 well sites.
  • Inspections conducted: All erosion control devices were inspected, and they were found to be in good working condition.

Sources:

  • https://elibrary.ferc.gov (Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America LLC's submission to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission)
  • Letter to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission dated September 25, 2025 (submitting Weekly Status Report No. 19)