Blend

Transportation Notes

Because of increased flow on Algonquin and its resulting ability to blend additional supplies, Millennium said it was permitted Thursday to increase deliveries from 250,000 Dth/d to 325,000 Dth/d. Millennium said it planned to carry out the scheduled work Friday aimed at improving its moisture levels and restoring the Ramapo delivery point into Algonquin to full capacity.

January 5, 2012

Industry Brief

S&P Equity Research, using data from Global Insight, announced Friday it is lowering its 2005 Henry Hub bid week (blend of spot and contract) price projection by $0.16 to $8.19/MMBtu, and 2006’s by $0.06 to $9.47/MMBtu. The group is projecting a December bidweek price of $12.27/MMBtu and a five-month winter average approaching $13/MMBtu. The projections are subject to weather and the return of Gulf of Mexico supplies, analyst Tina Vital, an oil and gas analyst with Standard & Poor’s Equity Research, said. “While warm weather and bearish storage reports have pushed U.S. natural gas prices down to near $11 per million Btu, we believe these declines are temporary. With eastern U.S. winter weather expected to be colder than normal, we expect above-average storage withdrawals and Gulf production losses will boost Henry Hub bid week prices” with a peak price of $12.71/MMBtu in January.

November 21, 2005

El Paso, Marathon Consider Scotian Pipe to NYC Market

A simultaneous blend of production capacity and capital dollars, tossed together with significant growth in electric generation, created the perfect “aligning of the planets” to finally make a serious go at building a subsea natural gas pipeline from Nova Scotia to the northeast United States, with a possible end point of New York City, said one of the executives involved in the planning.

May 7, 2001

El Paso, Marathon Eye Scotian Pipe to NYC Market

A simultaneous blend of production capacity and capital dollars, tossed together with significant growth in electric generation, created the perfect “aligning of the planets” to finally make a serious go at building a subsea natural gas pipeline from Nova Scotia to the northeast United States, with a possible end point of New York City, said one of the executives involved in the planning.

May 7, 2001

Entergy, Shaw Group Blend Talents in Venture

Two Louisiana companies announced Friday they’ve cooked up apowerhouse gumbo, a stew that is expected to heat up the wholesalepower market in regional hubs around the country. New Orleans-basedutility giant Entergy and the Baton Rouge-based construction firm,The Shaw Group, are blending their talents to form Entergy-Shaw, astrategic joint venture that is expected to accelerate Entergy’sgoal of becoming a dominant low-cost wholesale power provider inkey regional energy hubs.

June 5, 2000