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El Paso, Enron Terminate $38 Million Mega-Deal

In a stunning announcement late yesterday, El Paso Natural Gassaid it had reached a “mutual agreement” with Enron North AmericaCorp. to terminate the $38 million negotiated mega-deal for 1.2Bcf/d of capacity that the marketer had entered into in December.The negotiated arrangement covers three separate capacityagreements.

February 4, 2000

Steel-Lined Storage Considered for Northeast

The Northeast’s hunger for gas storage could be answered by anew high-deliverability rock cavern technology being developed inSweden. A consortium of U.S. and European companies areparticipating in a project to develop lined rock cavern (LRC)technology. LRC performance is said to be similar to that of saltcavern storage, but it can be located in areas where salt is notgeologically present. The consortium is made up of New York StateElectric & Gas Corp. (NYSEG) and the European companies Gaz deFrance and Sydkraft of Sweden.

July 12, 1999

Steel-Lined Storage Considered for Northeast

The Northeast’s hunger for gas storage could be answered by anew high-deliverability cavern technology being developed inSweden. A consortium of U.S. and European companies areparticipating in a project to develop lined rock cavern (LRC)technology. LRC performance is said to be similar to that of saltcavern storage, but it can be located in areas where salt is notgeologically present. The consortium is made up of New York StateElectric & Gas Corp. (NYSEG) and the European companies Gaz deFrance and Sydkraft of Sweden.

July 8, 1999

Prices Tack On a Little Extra to Weekend Gains

The cash market began the week by posting small advances Mondayon top of what was considered abnormally strong Friday pricing fora lower-demand weekend. The new increases were small, though,rarely getting above 4 cents, and some points registered as flat.

May 18, 1999

Storage Report, Futures Cited in Cash Price Drops

A storage report considered bearish by most traders set thestage for softness in the cash market Thursday, then a plungingfutures screen virtually guaranteed cash declines. Sure enough,nearly every point fell between 5 and 8 cents. “We’re just tradingdown with the screen,” said a Western marketer.

March 12, 1999

Flat (Yes, Again) Market Asks: What Storage Report?

The cash market shrugged off what many considered a bearishstorage withdrawal report and maintained what has become February’sstatus quo Thursday: flat pricing with mostly tight ranges. Sourceswere dismayed to admit their general expectation Wednesdayafternoon of falling prices Thursday was off the mark. “Nothingseems to be moving this market in any direction,” a marketer in theWest said.

February 19, 1999

Bearish Storage, Responsive Screen Take Toll on Cash

What was widely considered a bearish storage report combinedwith falling Nymex futures prices to deal the cash market a losinghand Thursday as most delivery points lost about eight cents onaverage.

July 17, 1998

Moler May Lack Political Clout for DOE

Officials of key electricity trade groups question whetherDeputy Energy Secretary Elizabeth Moler has the political cloutneeded to be considered as a serious candidate by the White Houseto replace departing Energy Secretary Federico Pena.

May 7, 1998
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