We have had very good relations to date with Petrohawk, however, they just switched legal entities ( again ) for their pipeline division, now Eaglehawk Field Services, and rather than requesting p/l row for a gathering line for our lease gas, they are now demanding row to be for 3rd party gas as well, and now multiple lines, and we are awaiting a certified letter !
Curious of other Lessors having to deal with this issue and how reasonable they are proving to be in negotiating vs "their way or condemnation proceedings in court "
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Been down that road, and will use attny, however, just "dirty pool" going from their own gathering system, to now, threat of eminent domain on their gathering system they represent as interstate carrier.
Line is about 6,000 feet.
Bacon, this would fall under the TRRC since the gathering company is a Texas intrastate and not FERC regulated. By the way Eaglehawk appears to be owned 75/25 by Petrohawk and Kinder Morgan.
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Good catch and appreciate the find. Now I'll now WHO I am having to wrangle with.
No doubt the entity is an interstate carrier, but if line only flows between two wells on our ranch, and in to a line there after that is dedicated by the agreement, limited to lease premise gas, I have hard time understanding how the new line will serve interstate commerce requiring a permanent easement, as opposed to an easement that terminates if the well quits flowing and no gas transports for 12 months.
I'm all for them moving gas, just don't treat me like a mushroom - keep me in the dark and feed me a bunch of ...stuff. Be up front and advise what they'd like, and we can negotiate. But to try to run over me, and claim it's for the "public good" while their press releases state how lucrative the lines will be and will yield them big bucks, that smacks.
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