“Into ehamba phambili kithina wukuthi siphume emhosheni ngoba okwamanje asimile kahle ku-log. Sizokwenyusa izinga kakhulu kulo mdlalo ngoba izibalo zethu zisikhombisa ukuthi sizophepha uma singayinqoba yonke imidlalo yethu yasekhaya esisalele. Lo mkhankaso kumele siwuqale ngabo ompetha beligi khona kuzoba lula ukuthi senyuse ukuzethemba kwethu sifike emidlalweni elandelayo sesingezwe mshini,” kusho uSchalwyk. General WBI Energy owns and operates both regulated and nonregulated businesses. The regulated business of this segment, WBI Energy Transmission, owns and operates approximately 4,000 miles of natural gas transmission, gathering and storage lines in Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming. Three underground storage fields in Montana and Wyoming provide storage services to local distribution companies, industrial customers, natural gas marketers and others, and serve to enhance system reliability. Its system is strategically located near five natural gas producing basins, making natural gas supplies available to its transportation and storage customers. The system has 13 interconnecting points with other pipeline facilities allowing for the receipt and/or delivery of natural gas to and from other regions of the country and from Canada. Under the Natural Gas Act, as amended, WBI Energy Transmission is subject to the jurisdiction of the FERC regarding certificate, rate, service and accounting matters, and at December 31, 2017, its net plant investment was $404.6 million.