NEW
YORK — Spectra Energy on Monday said two New Jersey natural gas compressor
stations remain shut after Hurricane Sandy hit the state one week ago, but with
no impact to customer deliveries, according to Reuters.
A
company spokeswoman said in an email to Reuters that initial assessment of
their natural gas facilities in the Northeast showed "minimal
damage."
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"Everything
is capable of operating when requested, including the Linden compressor
station, either from commercial power or generator back up support," the
company said.
The
Houston-based natural gas infrastructure company said all of its employees were
safe and accounted for. The company halted construction work on its New
Jersey-New York gas pipeline project due to the storm.