The company procures natural gas from multiple suppliers, including independent producers and marketers, through various pipeline companies. Supply contracts encompass base load and peaking quantities secured on a firm basis at market prices. Suppliers are selected via a competitive bidding process emphasizing reliability and cost. Major suppliers in fiscal year 2025 included ARM Energy Management LLC, Cima Energy, LP, ConocoPhillips Company, ECO Energy Natural Gas LLC, EnLink Gas Marketing LP, Sequent Energy Management LLC, Symmetry Energy Solutions, LLC, Targa Gas Marketing LLC, Tenaska Marking Ventures, and Texla Energy Management, Inc. Delivery is facilitated by 33 pipeline transportation companies, with firm agreements often incorporating no-notice storage services for daily balancing. The Mid-Tex Division primarily receives supply through the APT Division. The company holds rights to interrupt or curtail service to certain customers to prioritize deliveries to high-priority customers, subject to contractual terms and regulatory requirements. Factors such as regulatory priorities and physical system constraints influence the company's ability to meet customer demand.
Atmos Energy's Comment on Supply Chain
The company procures natural gas from multiple suppliers, including independent producers and marketers, through various pipeline companies. Supply contracts encompass base load and peaking quantities secured on a firm basis at market prices. Suppliers are selected via a competitive bidding process emphasizing reliability and cost. Major suppliers in fiscal year 2025 included ARM Energy Management LLC, Cima Energy, LP, ConocoPhillips Company, ECO Energy Natural Gas LLC, EnLink Gas Marketing LP, Sequent Energy Management LLC, Symmetry Energy Solutions, LLC, Targa Gas Marketing LLC, Tenaska Marking Ventures, and Texla Energy Management, Inc. Delivery is facilitated by 33 pipeline transportation companies, with firm agreements often incorporating no-notice storage services for daily balancing. The Mid-Tex Division primarily receives supply through the APT Division. The company holds rights to interrupt or curtail service to certain customers to prioritize deliveries to high-priority customers, subject to contractual terms and regulatory requirements. Factors such as regulatory priorities and physical system constraints influence the company's ability to meet customer demand.
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