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El Paso said the Waha Station's Solar turbines will be unavailable Dec. 18, 
which will limit deliveries at six Waha interconnects to 600 MMcf/d. Receipts 
from 12 interconnects will be limited to a total of 380 MMcf/d if their 
pressure is below 900 psig. Any of the affected points that can deliver to 
EPNG at pressures up to 1,000 psig will be able to flow normally scheduled 
volumes. The work is being scheduled now because current market demands have 
not required operation of the Solar turbines, El Paso said.