FERC requires every interstate pipeline to post force majeure, capacity constraints, and outages publicly. It's free data — scattered across two dozen bulletin boards, in five formats, deleted after 90 days. I collect all of it, five times a day, and send you the part that matters.
| 09:39 CT | Transwestern | Force majeure | Station 8 Compressor (Corona, NM) |
| 13:19 CT | Transwestern | Underperformance | Multiple points, gas day 7/28 |
| 14:03 CT | Transwestern | Capacity constraint | East Mainline, eff. 7/29 09:00 |
| 09:05–09:09 | ANR | Capacity reduction | Michigan Leg South ×3 |
| 13:20 CT | Southern Natural | Unsched. outage | Segment 600 |
Three of those are the same event. A compressor failure at 9:39 became underperformance by 1:19 and a mainline constraint by 2:03 — three separate postings on three separate pages. Nothing on the bulletin board connects them for you. That's the job.