For lack of state regulatory approval in Oregon, one of three states in which it operates, Spokane, WA-based Avista Corp. has abandoned long-standing plans to establish a holding company. The Avista board of directors last Thursday decided to throw in the towel, despite receiving nearly all of the needed state and federal approvals.
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Shell Retooling Alaska Plans
Royal Dutch Shell plc’s Alaska unit said last Wednesday it has abandoned a three-year plan to explore for oil and gas in Alaska’s Beaufort Sea.
Shell Scraps Plan for Alaska’s Beaufort Sea
Royal Dutch Shell plc’s Alaska unit said Wednesday it has abandoned a three-year plan to explore for oil and gas in Alaska’s Beaufort Sea.
National Grid Gives Up On Rhode Island LNG Terminal
National Grid has abandoned plans for the Fields Point Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in Providence, RI, and has dropped its appeal of a FERC decision not to approve the project to convert an existing LNG peak shaving plant there for LNG importation, the company said last week.
National Grid Won’t Try to Resurrect Rhode Island LNG Terminal
National Grid has abandoned plans for the Fields Point Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in Providence, RI, and has dropped its appeal of a FERC decision not to approve the project to convert an existing LNG peak shaving plant there for LNG importation, the company said Tuesday.
Pathfinding ND Coal-Gas Plant Returns $39.2M to Uncle Sam
Once a basket case and white elephant abandoned by its private-sector sponsors, the massive Great Plains Synfuels Plant in North Dakota delivered $39.2 million in profits to the federal Department of Energy (DOE) earlier in May under a revenue-sharing agreement dating to 1988 when DOE bailed out the then money-losing venture. Now operated by Dakota Gasification Co. (DGC), a for-profit unit of a major Bismarck, ND, cooperative utility, the plant has returned nearly $1 billion to the U.S. Treasury in the form of revenues and unused tax credits.
Pathfinding ND Coal-Gas Plant Returns $39.2M to Uncle Sam
Once a basket case and white elephant abandoned by its private-sector sponsors, the massive Great Plains Synfuels Plant in North Dakota delivered $39.2 million in profits to the federal Department of Energy (DOE) Monday under a revenue-sharing agreement dating to 1988 when DOE bailed out the then money-losing venture. Now operated by Dakota Gasification Co. (DGC), a for-profit unit of a major Bismarck, ND, cooperative utility, the plant has returned nearly $1 billion to the U.S. Treasury in the form of revenues and unused tax credits.
Ultra-Deep Gas Well in GOM Fails to Reach Primary Targets
An ultra-deep natural gas well being drilled in the Gulf of Mexico on the Treasure Island play by a consortium of producers will be temporarily abandoned after failing to reach its primary targets. The well failed to reach its targets because of higher than expected pressure, said 23%-stakeholder Newfield Exploration Co.
Ultra-Deep Gas Well in GOM Fails to Reach Primary Targets
An ultra-deep natural gas well being drilled in the Gulf of Mexico on the Treasure Island play by a consortium of producers will be temporarily abandoned after failing to reach its primary targets. The well failed to reach its targets because of higher than expected pressure, said 23%-stakeholder Newfield Exploration Co.
States Petition FERC, CFTC, FTC for Help on High Gas Prices
Abandoned by members of Congress, who left a lot of low-income energy users out in the cold as they headed for their own home holiday fires, natural gas end users are turning to federal agencies to stem the tide of high prices.