Although there remains a dearth of retail electricity choice in Ohio, residents can take some comfort in knowing that they are protected by a wide range of consumer standards, and that the state will not ignore attempts to abuse Ohio’s evolving energy marketplace, according to a new report issued Tuesday by the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel.
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Flatness Pervades Cash Market in Quiet Activity
A “comfort zone” was one trader’s description of the relativelyflat cash market over the last few days. And why not? After asummer chuck full of record setting temperatures and hurricanehype, supply and demand appear to have reached some semblance ofequilibrium. Many sellers saw their best prices early yesterdaybefore the market slipped lower in lackluster late morningdealings.
October 8, 1999
Duke Trading Arm Expects Stronger Gas Prices
Producers addled by low prices could take some comfort from atasty lunch served up with a cheerful prediction. Brad Karp,president of Duke Energy Trading and Marketing, told a producerluncheon in Houston last week his company is pretty bullish on gasprices long term.
April 19, 1999
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