Company

Conoco Closes in on Petro-Canada

Conoco Canada Limited, completed the acquisition of outstandingassets associated with the purchase of Petro-Canada’s natural gasliquids (NGL) business, the company said yesterday. The additionincreases Conoco’s total net natural gas liquid production inCanada, the U.S. and Trinidad by 65%, to 105,000 bpd, and triplesnet processing capacity to 3.4 Bcf/d, while reducing per-barreloverhead and operating costs by 24%.

May 2, 2000

Tenaska, Mitsubishi Partner in Power Generation

Tenaska, Inc. and Diamond Generating Corp., a subsidiary ofMitsubishi, have formed Tenaska Diamond, LP, a new power generationpartnership. Through the new company, the partners will own fourdomestic power generating facilities totaling 3,500 MW of capacity.Tenaska and Diamond have also entered into a non-exclusive,strategic alliance agreement for future power generatingdevelopment.

April 25, 2000

Kinder Fully Subscribes NGPL Storage Capacity

The previously underutilized pipeline and storage assets ofNatural Gas Pipeline Company of America (NGPL) have enjoyed robustvolume growth under the management of the merged KN Energy andKinder Morgan. Last week, Kinder Morgan’s NGPL said it has fullysubscribed its storage service with the latest of a number ofdeals.

March 27, 2000

Coral Helps Terra Improve Procurement

Coral Energy entered into an energy alliance with TerraIndustries Inc., an international chemicals company, to increasethe energy efficiency of Terra’s Blytheville, AR, chemical facilityusing Coral Site Advantage, Coral’s proprietary measurement,benchmarking and energy modeling program. Terms of the arrangementwere not released. The program will begin with a comprehensiveanalysis of energy requirements throughout the chemical complex.This information will be used in the development of a modelingprogram to establish a benchmark for optimal energy usage. “Energyis the major cost component at each of our manufacturingcomplexes,” said Mike Bennett, executive vice president for Terra.”The first step in that process is determining our precise energyneeds, which is a strength of the Coral Energy program. We expectto quickly achieve savings by becoming a more efficient energyuser.” Once the modeling system is in place, Coral will work withTerra to develop a multi-year energy savings plan, initiallyfocusing on energy utilized within existing plant processes. Coralwill receive compensation for its Coral Site Advantage servicesbased upon a portion of Terra’s measured energy savings.

March 27, 2000

Kinder Fully Subscribes NGPL Storage

Kinder Morgan’s Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America (NGPL)has fully subscribed its storage service with the latest of anumber of deals.

March 24, 2000

Coral Inks Energy Management Deal with Terra

Coral Energy has entered into an energy alliance with TerraIndustries Inc., an international chemicals company, to increasethe energy efficiency of Terra’s Blytheville, AR, chemical facilityusing Coral Site Advantage, Coral’s proprietary measurement,benchmarking and energy modeling program. Terms of the arrangementwere not released.

March 23, 2000

Gulf Sale Results Improve With Prices

Results from yesterday’s Central Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale 175were buoyed by strong commodity prices. This year’s sale activitydwarfed that of last year’s Central Sale 172 by about 60%,according to the Minerals Management Service’s Gulf of Mexicooffice. High bids received at the sale totaled nearly $300.57million compared to $171.62 million in high bids last year.

March 16, 2000

Maritimes at 300 MMcf/d and Rising

About 300 MMcf/d of Sable Island gas is flowing through theMaritimes & Northeast Pipeline currently to markets in theU.S., a spokeswoman for the pipeline company said last week. Thepipe, which transports gas produced offshore Nova Scotia, isexpected to be shipping 450 MMcf/d by summer and 530 MMcf/d whenthe Halifax, St. John’s and Point Tupper laterals in Canada areconstructed and open for service.

March 13, 2000

Maritimes at 300 MMcf/d and Rising

About 300 MMcf/d of Sable Island gas is flowing through theMaritimes & Northeast Pipeline currently to markets in theU.S., a spokeswoman for the pipeline company said yesterday. Thepipe, which transports gas produced offshore Nova Scotia, isexpected to be shipping 450 MMcf/d by summer and 530 MMcf/d whenthe Halifax, St. John’s and Point Tupper laterals in Canada areconstructed and open for service.

March 9, 2000

Southern Union Renews El Paso Franchise

Southern Union Co. renegotiated its franchise agreement with thecity of El Paso, TX, last week, the company said. Under the termsof the deal, Southern Union will receive a cost-of-service revenueincrease of $650,000, but it did not disclose the deal’s totalvalue. The agreement was unanimously approved by the El Paso CityCouncil on Feb. 22.

February 28, 2000