Quick Facts

NiSource Gas Transmission & Storage

Commercial Center: 5151 San Felipe, Houston Texas
Operations Center: 1700 MacCorkle Ave. SE, Charleston, West Virginia
President: Christopher A. Helms
Senior Leadership: Helms; Chief Commercial Officer, James F. Thomas; Senior Vice President, Operations and Engineering,
Victor M. Gaglio; Senior Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, Claire A. Burum.

Employees: 1,310
Total Payroll: $81 million
Operating States: 17
Miles of Pipe: 17,000
Compressor Stations: 116
Total Horsepower: About 1.1 million
Annual Deliveries: About 1 trillion cubic feet
Number of customers: 72 LDCs and a variety of commercial users
Storage Fields: 37 in four states
Total Storage Capacity: 668 billion cubic feet
Total Working Gas: 264 billion cubic feet
Peak Day Deliveries: 7.4 billion cubic feet (4.5 bcf from storage)
Total taxes paid annually: $47.2 million

NGT&S Companies

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp.
Columbia Gulf Transmission Co.
Crossroads Pipeline
Granite State Gas Transmission
Central Kentucky Gas Transmission
Millennium Pipeline (partner)
Hardy Storage Company (partner)

Key Growth Projects

Millennium Pipeline
Hardy Storage and Transmission
Eastern Market Expansion
Appalachian Expansion
Ohio Expansion Project

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Waste Heat Recovery Opportunities

Some NGTS compressor stations may offer opportunities for electric power generation from turbine compressor waste heat. This can promote energy efficiency and reduce green house gases by using existing power sources for power generation without burning additional fuels.

In conjunction with the Interstate Natural Gas Pipeline Association of America, the NiSource Gas Transmission & Storage companies are posting a list of its compressor stations where waste heat recovery may be economically feasible.

NGTS inventory of turbine compressor station where waste heat power generation may be feasible.

NGTS will consider working in partnership with third-party developers interested in compressor heat recovery for power generation. For information about opportunities at NGTS, contact Randy Sturgill at 304 722-8557. For more information about waste heat recovery, visit the INGAA web site.