Agreed

El Paso-Sonat Must Sell Sea Robin, Destin

El Paso Energy Corp. has agreed to sell East Tennessee NaturalGas, Sea Robin Pipeline and its interest in Destin Pipeline to gainFederal Trade Commission (FTC) approval of its merger with SonatInc. El Paso said last week it has signed a consent agreement withthe FTC and expects the agency to sign “shortly.” El Paso and Sonatexpect to close the merger in early October. FERC approved themerger last week.

October 4, 1999

UtiliCorp Selling West VA Power Division

UtiliCorp United agreed to sell its West Virginia Power divisionto Allegheny Energy Inc. for $75 million in cash. In addition,separate transactions include a 20-year supply agreement forUtiliCorp’s Aquila Energy unit to provide gas to Allegheny, and anagreement for Allegheny to purchase Appalachian Electric Heating,UtiliCorp’s heating and air conditioning service operations in WestVirginia. A spokesman said details of the gas supply and otheragreements are confidential.

September 13, 1999

UtiliCorp Selling West VA Power Division

UtiliCorp United agreed to sell its West Virginia Power divisionto Allegheny Energy Inc. for $75 million in cash. In addition,separate transactions include a 20-year supply agreement forUtiliCorp’s Aquila Energy unit to provide gas to Allegheny, and anagreement for Allegheny to purchase Appalachian Electric Heating,UtiliCorp’s heating and air conditioning service operations in WestVirginia. A spokesman said details of the gas supply and otheragreements are confidential.

September 10, 1999

Chevron Transfers Uinta Assets to Chandler Unit

Chevron has agreed to transfer all of its oil and gas assets inUtah’s Uinta Basin to Shenandoah Energy, a new company created byThe Chandler Company, in exchange for an equity ownership interestin Shenandoah and an undisclosed amount of cash. Shenandoah alsowill acquire all of Chandler’s stock. The transactions will have aneffective date of July 1, and are expected to close by Nov. 30,subject to certain conditions and approvals.

September 2, 1999

Calpine’s Buying Binge Engulfs CGCA

Acquisitive Calpine Corp. stuck to its strategy last Friday,saying it agreed to buy 80% of the Minneapolis, MN-basedCogeneration Corp. of America (CGCA) for $145 million. The proposedacquisition will increase Calpine’s gas-fired energy production to2,476 net MW of capacity, representing a 20% jump in production.Calpine expects to complete the deal in January.

August 30, 1999

Industry Briefs

In an attempt to win approval for their merger from regulatorsin Washington State, ScottishPower and PacifiCorp announced theyhave agreed to give retail electric customers in the state a mergercredit directly payable on customers’ bills of $3 million per yearfor four years beginning in January 2001. The deal is similar tothe those already offered to PacifiCorp customers in Oregon andIdaho. The merger credit, which equates to a reduction of 1.7% offcustomers’ bills, includes Washington’s share of the $10 millioncost savings that ScottishPower had previously committed to passthrough to customers in the state. The merger partners will be ableto offset the $3 million merger credit in each of the four years tothe extent that the cost reductions are reflected in rates. Theproposed marriage requires the approval of regulators in the fivewestern states served by PacifiCorp – Washington, California, Utah,Idaho, Wyoming and Oregon. All have either approved the transactionor have recommended it for approval by their respectivecommissions. It also has passed muster at FERC and the Securitiesand Exchange Commission, but still awaits clearance by the NuclearRegulatory Commission.

August 24, 1999

Dominion, CNG Must Sell VA Distributor for Regulatory OK

Dominion Resources Inc. and Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (CNG)have agreed to sell CNG’s Virginia Natural Gas (VNG) distributionsubsidiary in exchange for Virginia regulators’ support for theirproposed merger.

August 10, 1999

Duke a Big Player in Latin American Generation

Aiming to be “as strong a company in Latin America as it is inNorth America,” Duke Energy International agreed to exchange $405million for Dominion Resources’ portfolio of hydroelectric, naturalgas and diesel power generation businesses – totaling 1,200 MWgross capacity – in Argentina, Belize, Bolivia and Peru. In thelast week Duke Energy International has pledged to purchase 3,800MW of generation capacity in Latin America in three separatetransactions for about $1.285 billion.

August 3, 1999

Semco Goes to Alaska for First Distribution System Deal

Semco Energy Inc. of Port Huron, MI, agreed to buy EnstarNatural Gas and the Alaska Pipeline Co. (together known as Enstar)for $290 million in cash. The Anchorage, AK-based gas distributionsystem and transmission company are currently owned by Ocean EnergyInc.

July 19, 1999

Semco Goes to Alaska for First Distribution System Deal

Semco Energy Inc. of Port Huron, MI, agreed to buy EnstarNatural Gas and the Alaska Pipeline Co. (together known as Enstar)for $290 million in cash. The Anchorage, AK-based gas distributionsystem and transmission company are currently owned by Ocean EnergyInc.

July 19, 1999