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Although PG&E's pipeline system is robust, extreme cold temperatures may impact deliveries to customers. With winter coming, it is definitely time to ensure you are ready. To help you do this, California Gas Transmission has updated its Getting Ready for Winter document.

Getting Ready for Winter outlines CGT's procedures during an Operational Flow Order (OFO), Emergency Flow Order (EFO), Involuntary Diversion, or Local Curtailment. It is advantageous you establish a protocol in advance, outlining the actions you should take if any of the listed situations occur. We recommend that all CGT customers, balancing agents, core procurement groups, and noncore end-use customers be familiar with this information to help keep gas supply and usage in balance.

Additionally, all of PG&E's noncore customers will be receiving letters urging them to prepare for cold weather events. For noncore customers in potentially constrained areas, these letters will state their allowed burns (i.e., usage) in the event of a Local Curtailment. If you haven't already done so, now is a good time to contact your noncore end-use customers and discuss with them their plan of action in the event of a Local Curtailment.

As the season unfolds, Pipe Ranger will bring you timely news regarding winter and its impacts on PG&E's pipeline system. Your CGT Representative is also available to answer your questions about Getting Ready for Winter.

So please take a few moments to review the Getting Ready for Winter information. It will be worth the time you invest!