Aboriginal and environmental protesters have learned for the second time this winter that they have lost their old power to freeze natural gas development out of northern Canada.
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Williams Urges FERC to Turn Deaf Ear to Cal-ISO
The California Independent System Operator’s (Cal-ISO) claim that market power has inflated wholesale energy costs in the state by more than $6.2 billion since last May (see NGI, March 26) should be rejected because the figure came from a report that was approved by the organization’s illegally formed governing board, contends Williams Energy Marketing and Trading.
April 16, 2001
Williams Urges FERC to Turn Deaf Ear to Cal-ISO
The California Independent System Operator’s (Cal-ISO) claim that market power has inflated wholesale energy costs in the state by more than $6.2 billion since last May (see Daily GPI, March 23) should be rejected because the organization is run by an illegally formed governing board, contends Williams Energy Marketing and Trading.
April 11, 2001
FERC Turns Deaf Ear to Stay of Price-Cap Waiver
In a very terse order, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commissiondenied producers’ request to stay the waiver of the price caps onshort-term capacity release transactions in time for the scheduledlifting of the price ceiling over the weekend.
March 29, 2000
Columbia’s Hostile Bid for CNG Falls on Deaf Ears
Columbia Gas extended the deadline 24 hours for a CNG decisionon its definitive merger offer yesterday. Columbia said if CNG doesnot respond by 5 p.m. today, the offer will be withdrawn.
May 11, 1999
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