IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) flexed its muscles on Thursday, revealing its strong position in the U.S. over-the-counter (OTC) natural gas market. The exchange said about one million natural gas contracts have been cleared through its system since March with a notional value of about $10 billion. ICE said it also set a new daily cleared volume record for natural gas transactions in the United Kingdom on Thursday and has cleared more than one billion therms in the that country since September.
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Nymex Clears $1.5B in OTC Transactions
The New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) has extended its energy market dominance into the over-the-counter (OTC) market by clearing $1.5 billion in OTC instruments since starting OTC clearing at the end of May. As of Nov. 1, Nymex has cleared 441.1 trillion Btus of gas and 152,800 MWh of power.
FERC Clears Construction of Kern Expansion Facilities in WY, UT
Less than three weeks after receiving a certificate for the project, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given Kern River Gas Transmission a green light to begin constructing some of its 2003 Expansion pipeline and compression facilities in Wyoming and Utah.
FERC Clears Construction of Kern Expansion Facilities in WY, UT
Less than three weeks after receiving a certificate for the project, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given Kern River Gas Transmission a green light to begin constructing some of its 2003 Expansion pipeline and compression facilities in Wyoming and Utah.
Georgia Strait Project Clears Final Environmental Hurdle at FERC
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week gave final environmental clearance to the U.S. leg of the Georgia Strait Crossing pipeline, a joint Williams-BC Hydro project that would transport natural gas to power generators on Vancouver Island in Canada from connections with Northwest Pipeline and Westcoast Energy near Sumas, WA.
Georgia Strait Project Clears Final Environmental Hurdle at FERC
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given final environmental clearance to the U.S. leg of the Georgia Strait Crossing pipeline, a joint Williams-BC Hydro project that would transport natural gas to power generators on Vancouver Island in Canada from connections with Northwest Pipeline and Westcoast Energy near Sumas, WA.
Georgia Strait Project Clears Final Environmental Hurdle at FERC
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given final environmental clearance to the U.S. leg of the Georgia Strait Crossing pipeline, a joint Williams-BC Hydro project that would transport natural gas to power generators on Vancouver Island in Canada from connections with Northwest Pipeline and Westcoast Energy near Sumas, WA.
FERC Clears Stagecoach Storage Project for Operation
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given Central New York Oil and Gas Co. (CNYOG) the green light to begin commercial operation of phase one of its Stagecoach project, a high-performance underground natural gas storage facility that will serve the Northeast gas markets.
Post-Enron Reform Bill Clears House
In its first major stab at Enron-related reform, the House last week overwhelmingly approved legislation that would give the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) expanded authority over corporations, create a new public regulatory board to oversee accountants, and demand greater corporate disclosure.
Boston Judge Clears Way for LNG Shipments
A federal judge in Boston Monday cleared the path for liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments to enter Boston Harbor and be off-loaded at Distrigas of Massachusetts LLC’s terminal in Everett, MA, concluding that there was “no discernible claim” by the city of Boston that the LNG tankers posed a threat in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist strikes.