A stand-alone, comprehensive natural gas bill offered in the Senate Wednesday that potentially could give producers greater access to offshore areas is of “historic significance,” said an official with a major industrial consumer group.
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Dynegy to Spend More Than $500M on Emissions Reductions at Illinois Plants
Dynegy Inc. last Monday said it has entered into a comprehensive Midwest generation system settlement resolving environmental litigation related to the company’s Baldwin Energy Complex in Illinois. The settlement will also result in substantial emission reductions from Dynegy’s Illinois coal-fired power plants.
Energy Secretary Nominee Sees Energy Bill as a Top Priority
A comprehensive energy bill will be “among the most important matters to come before this Congress” in the upcoming months, Energy Secretary nominee Sam Bodman said during his Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday.
Report Recommends $36 Billion U.S. Energy Upgrade Program
A comprehensive plan for the energy future of the United States released last week has been billed as a compromise plan that would expand supplies of conventional fuels and incentivize alternative and clean fuels at a cost of $36 billion to be paid by industrials, refiners and power generators over 10 years in the form of a cap-and-trade program for greenhouse gas emissions.
FERC Keeps Eye on Reliability As Congressional Action Remains Fuzzy
If Congress doesn’t move forward with a comprehensive energy bill that includes electric reliability provisions or a stand-alone power reliability bill, FERC and the power industry “are going to have to work together to figure out what we can do to try to prevent a repeat of the blackout in August of 2003,” a top official with FERC said last Wednesday at a meeting sponsored by the Energy Bar Association (EBA).
Survey Reveals Public’s Dissatisfaction with Congress on Energy Bill
Two-thirds of polled Americans don’t believe Congress has done enough to adopt a comprehensive energy policy to meet the nation’s present and future energy needs, according to a public opinion survey released last Tuesday by the Alliance for Energy and Economic Growth (AEEG).
Survey Reveals Public’s Dissatisfaction with Congress on Energy Bill
Two-thirds of polled Americans don’t believe Congress has done enough to adopt a comprehensive energy policy to meet the nation’s present and future energy needs, according to a public opinion survey released Tuesday by the Alliance for Energy and Economic Growth (AEEG).
House Energy Committee Chair Says Pressure Building for Action on Energy Bill
Pressure is rising on Capitol Hill for lawmakers to take action on stalled comprehensive energy legislation, Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX), chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said on Wednesday. He also gave a thumbs down to the idea of breaking pieces of the energy bill off and trying to move them as separate measures.
CFTC Wants Exchanges/SROs to Review Safeguards, Procedures
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced several new initiatives as part of its comprehensive review of the effectiveness of self-regulation in the futures industry.
Ohio Consumers’ Counsel: August Blackout May Be ‘Just the Tip of the Iceberg’
The Ohio Consumers’ Counsel (OCC) last week called for a comprehensive investigation by state regulators into whether each of Ohio’s electric utilities is providing the reliable service required under the law. While putting together its 2003 End-of-Year Update on Ohio’s Electric Market, the OCC said it found a number of infractions committed by electric companies.