NEW YORK, Nov 10 - Pipeline operator Williams Cos (WMB.N) said Tuesday natural gas supply losses on its Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line (Transco) system following Tropical Storm Ida were at about 150 million cubic feet per day, down from 250 mmcfd supply lost on Monday.
Gulf of Mexico supply is expected to return to normal later Tuesday or on Wednesday, a company spokesman said.
Ida was downgraded to a tropical depression on Tuesday after coming ashore near Mobile, Alabama.
The 10,500-mile, 8.4 billion cubic-feet-per-day Transco pipeline system delivers gas from the Gulf coast to the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
Gulf of Mexico supply is expected to return to normal later Tuesday or on Wednesday, a company spokesman said.
Ida was downgraded to a tropical depression on Tuesday after coming ashore near Mobile, Alabama.
The 10,500-mile, 8.4 billion cubic-feet-per-day Transco pipeline system delivers gas from the Gulf coast to the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
