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Enbridge Gas Utah tells PSC it needs upstream capacity, eyes Ruby Pipeline gate station and 720‑psig corridor
Summary
Enbridge Gas Utah engineers told a Utah Public Service Commission technical conference that population and customer growth concentrated on the Wasatch Front will require additional upstream capacity and system upgrades, including exploring a Ruby Pipeline gate station and conversion of parts of its system to 720 psig to increase line‑pack flexibility.
Enbridge Gas Utah engineers told a Utah Public Service Commission technical conference that population and customer growth concentrated on the Wasatch Front will require additional upstream capacity and system upgrades, including exploring a Ruby Pipeline gate station and conversion of parts of its system to 720 psig to increase line‑pack flexibility.
The company’s engineering representative, Jeff Roberts, said the utility is seeing tapering customer-count growth but a recent jump in peak‑day demand driven largely by “one very large, industrial customer” added to the system. Roberts said the peak‑day number shared at the conference is an estimate while the company finishes hydraulic modeling.
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