For industry sources hoping for a winding down, if not conclusion, of California’s ongoing energy investigations, a state lawmaker told an industry meeting in San Francisco last Thursday that the beat will go on and on, but how soon any conclusions are drawn is anyone’s guess.
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GAO: FERC Study of Power Outages ‘Not Thorough Enough’
A study done by FERC last February of California power generation plant outages was “not thorough enough” to justify the agency’s conclusion that the companies it audited were not physically withholding power supply to drive up prices in the state, according to a new report by the General Accounting Office (GAO).
Bullish Deutsche Bank Sees ‘Structural Shift’ in Gas Market
Gas analysts at Deutsche Bank have come to the conclusion that a”structural shift” has occurred in the supply and demand underlyingthe gas market, setting the stage for gas prices to hold theircurrent ground at more than $2.50 for the next two years.
Gas, Oil Interests Say Senate Y2K Report Faulty
A Senate report’s conclusion that the natural gas and oilindustries aren’t likely to be ready for the computer-relatedsystem challenges of the Year 2000 is based on “out-of-date”information that “misses [the] significant progress the industrieshave made” during the past six months, said major industry tradegroups.
Industry Slams Senate Y2K Report as Faulty
A Senate report’s conclusion that the natural gas and oilindustries aren’t likely to be ready for the computer-relatedsystem challenges of the Year 2000 is based on “out-of-date”information that “misses [the] significant progress the industrieshave made” during the past six months, said major industry tradegroups.
Survey: Majority Bet on Gas for Tough Times Ahead
When the going gets tough, the tough turn to gas. That’s oneconclusion that can be drawn from results of Arthur Andersen’s 11thannual U.S. Oil and Gas Industry Outlook Survey. While 70% of the83 companies responding to the survey said they plan to cutexploration spending or hold it at current levels in the comingyear, gas will get a bigger share of the attention. Nearly half ofthe respondents (49%) plan to focus on gas exploration, an increaseof 20% from a year ago. Another 39% of respondents said they willbalance efforts between oil and gas.
MMS, Industry Battle Over RIK Bill Heats Up
The Minerals Management Service (MMS) report’s conclusion that amandatory royalty in-kind (RIK) program for royalty collectionwould cost the federal government up to $374 million annually inlost revenues was “deeply flawed,” according to an industry-backedstudy of the agency’s analysis.