Combined

El Paso Energy Grew Earnings 16%

El Paso Energy’s two pipelines combined lost $2 million, but thecompany still turned in improved earnings. Third quarter earningswere 43 cents/diluted share, an increase of 16% from 37 cents in Q31997.

October 26, 1998

Aquila Swapping Gas for Power in MS

UtiliCorp subsidiary Aquila Energy contracted for the option toprovide gas in exchange for power at one of three combined cyclepower units being built in Batesville, MS, by LSP Energy LimitedPartnership. The unit is expected to go on line by summer of 2000.Under the initial 15-year agreement, Aquila will provide gas to runthe unit, and in exchange LSP will provide Aquila the power andelectrical capacity.

September 10, 1998

Two Power Plants in the Works

Trigen Energy began construction of a $13.5 million, 15 MWcombined heat and power plant to provide 95% of the steam needs ofTrigen’s 135 St. Louis steam system customers. The plant consistsof two 5.2 MW solar turbines and 4.6 MW of back pressure steamturbines from Trigen Ewing.

September 3, 1998

Colorado Projects May Be Combined

Even though construction of the intrastate Front Range Pipelinealready is in progress and work on the Front Runner Pipeline isexpected to start “fairly soon,” the sponsors have disclosed thatthey are continuing discussions to possibly combine the two rivalprojects into a single pipeline to serve the growing Colorado gasmarket.

July 22, 1998

Bearish Storage, Responsive Screen Take Toll on Cash

What was widely considered a bearish storage report combinedwith falling Nymex futures prices to deal the cash market a losinghand Thursday as most delivery points lost about eight cents onaverage.

July 17, 1998

KeySpan, LILCO Finish Merger

KeySpan Energy Corp. combined last week with Long IslandLighting Co. (LILCO) to form MarketSpan Corp., a new holdingcompany dedicated to market growth in the Northeast as well asinvestments in energy in North America and abroad.

June 1, 1998

KN/MidCon Combo Slashes Work Force

KN Energy will be reducing its new combined work force by a total of 750 positions or 18% as the result of the integration of its operations with that of newly-acquired MidCon Corp., the company acknowledged Wednesday.

March 26, 1998
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