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Bush’s Cabinet Appointments Cast 1,000 Points of Light on Next Energy Policy

Just what can the energy industry expect to encounter underincoming President-elect George W. Bush’s administration? Theformer Midland, TX, oilman, paired with former Halliburton CEO DickCheney, appears to be more open to new exploration and production.Add to that Bush’s recent Cabinet picks, and it beams a thousandpoints of light on what industry may expect in the next four years.

January 8, 2001

Chevron’s Viosca Knoll Production Triples

A rich pocket of natural gas in the shallow waters off the coast of Mississippi is paying off handsomely for Chevron U.S.A. Production Co., which reports that production has more than tripled this year in its Viosca Knoll Carbonate Trend to 230 MMcf/d, up from 60 MMcf/d in 1999.

December 25, 2000

Alliance Equity Partner Distributing Shares

Calgary-based Fort Chicago Energy Partners L.P. — which owns a 26% equity in the Alliance Pipeline project — said that its largest unit holder, Gendis Inc., will distribute 8.5 million units to shareholders by Nov. 24. Gendis, based in Winnepeg, will retain 6.2 million units of Fort Chicago following the transaction.

October 16, 2000

Gas, Steam Turbine Market Grew 339% in 1999

Unprecedented growth of nearly 339% last year in the gas andsteam turbine market was fueled by the rise in combined cycleconfigurations, a manufacturing method that has dramaticallyincreased efficiency in electricity production and becomeincreasingly popular with power plant producers, according to a newresearch report by Frost & Sullivan.

August 7, 2000

Southern Energy to Manage CanWest Gas’ Business

CanWest Gas Supply Inc., an old-line natural gas aggregator in British Columbia — and also the largest — has agreed to allow Atlanta’s Southern Company Energy Marketing to manage its business.

July 17, 2000

Transwestern Expansion In Service

Construction is complete, and Transwestern Pipeline Co. hasincreased its available capacity to California by 15%, a moveproviding expansion shippers with opportunities to move incrementalvolumes from the San Juan and Permian Basins to the Californiaborder. The $12 million project was approved by FERC in mid-January(see NGI, Jan. 17, 2000).

May 15, 2000
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