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New President Shakes Up NGSA

There appears to have been a minor shake-up at the Natural GasSupply Association (NGSA) this week. It comes during Skip Horvath’sfirst week as president of the producer group that’s stillrecovering from an embezzlement scandal uncovered earlier in theyear.

August 6, 1999

House Panel Comes ‘Down to Wire’ on Electric Bill

In the first of what may be a series of actual lawmakinghearings, House lawmakers on the energy and power subcommitteeacknowledged last week that for the first time in a couple of yearsthey were starting to see a light at the end of tunnel onelectricity restructuring.

July 26, 1999

House Panel Comes ‘Down to Wire’ on Electric Bill

In the first of a planned series of legislative hearings, Houselawmakers on the energy and power subcommittee acknowledgedyesterday that for the first time in a couple of years they werestarting to see a light at the end of tunnel on electricityrestructuring.

July 23, 1999

AGL’s Bid to Extend Waivers Comes Under Fire

Scana Energy Marketing and Exxon Corp. are urging FERC to bedeliberative as it weighs Atlanta Gas Light’s (AGL) bid for anextension of the waivers and limited jurisdiction blanketcertificate that were approved on a limited basis a year ago toencourage retail gas unbundling in Georgia.

July 9, 1999

Market Slide Comes to End With Modest Upturn

The moderate price slide that defined much of the cash marketsince late last week reached a plateau Tuesday as flat to slightlyhigher pricing dominated reports. The correlation of cash movementwith a tight-ranged screen was very high, sources said. A gradualwarming trend was just starting to be felt in the major marketareas of the Midwest and Northeast, they added, but it was lendingsupport to small price increases at citygates and in the Gulf Coastand Midcontinent regions.

June 23, 1999

Transco’s SouthCoast Project Comes Under Fire

Existing shippers on Transcontinental Gas Pipeline haveexpressed widespread opposition to the pipeline’s request to rollin the costs associated with its SouthCoast expansion project inGeorgia and Alabama.

June 7, 1999

EOG Chairman Sees 1999 Production Falling Short

Storage overhang isn’t enough to temper the optimism of EnronOil &amp Gas Chairman Forrest Hoglund when it comes to the outlookfor gas this year and next. With demand expected to grow andproduction expected to fall – 3% according to Hoglund – on softdrilling activity, the coming months are shaping up to be good onesfor producers.

April 26, 1999

EOG’s Hogland Predicts Supply Shortfall

Storage overhang isn’t enough to temper the optimism of EnronOil & Gas Chairman Forrest Hoglund when it comes to the outlookfor gas this year and next. With demand expected to grow andproduction expected to fall – 3% by Hoglund’s count – on softdrilling activity, the coming months are shaping up to be good onesfor producers.

April 22, 1999

Trio Targeting Southeast With New Pipeline

Burgeoning gas demand in the southeastern United States hasspawned another pipeline project. The latest comes from ColumbiaGulf Transmission, AGL Resources, and MCN Energy Group. The trioyesterday began a six-week open season offering up to 250,000 Dth/dof capacity on the proposed Volunteer Pipeline.

April 15, 1999

Shippers: MRT’s Auction Comes Up Short

Amid the fiery criticism of FERC’s proposed auction mechanism,Mississippi River Transmission (MRT) is suffering a similar fate asits proposed tariff revisions for implementing auction procedureshave come under attack from marketers and producers.

February 18, 1999