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Independent Touts EOG Interest in CA Field

An already bullish California oil/gas developer with both deep-drilling and shallow gas exploration in separate parts of Kern County received another shot of optimism earlier this month on reports that EOG Resources plans to expand its oil drilling program in the general area within 10 or 15 miles of the town of Delano, CA. EOG officials in Denver denied having any such plans.

May 30, 2001

Industry Tries to Cool Regulators’ Concerns

State regulators and consumer advocates expressed deep concernover high gas prices last week at the winter committee meetings ofthe National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners inWashington, D.C. But industry officials said record drillingefforts will eventually solve the problem and already may be havingan impact.

March 5, 2001

Industry Tries to Cool Regulators’ Concerns

State regulators and consumer advocates expressed deep concernover gas prices yesterday at the winter committee meetings of theNational Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners inWashington, D.C. But industry officials expressed guarded optimismabout supply and pointed to recent price decreases and drillingefforts as evidence the situation is improving.

February 27, 2001

Shut-in on Sonat Averted — For Now

A threatened shut-in of 250 MMcf/d or more of deep-water gasproduction connected to Southern Natural Gas Co.’s system wasaverted — at least temporarily — as the owners of keyprocessing facilities in Louisiana last Thursday re-started some oftheir operations to satisfy the long-line pipeline, which claimedthe production fell short of its specifications for delivery. Theproducers, however, said their gas more than met Southern Natural’squality specs, and that they were being unfairly held to a higherstandard than other shippers on the pipeline’s system.

January 15, 2001

Independents in Rockies Will Shoulder Supply Burden

Except for the deep-water Gulf of Mexico, major producers haveessentially “thrown in the towel” in the U.S. oil and gas marketand are traipsing overseas to find their fortunes, a top executivewith The Coastal Corp. said last week. As a result, he believesmost of the burden to supply a 30 Tcf natural gas market in theUnited States will fall to independent producers.

August 14, 2000

Rockies Independents Will Shoulder Heavy Supply Burden

Except for the deep-water Gulf of Mexico, major producers haveessentially “thrown in the towel” in the U.S. oil and gas marketand are traipsing overseas to find their fortunes, a top executivewith The Coastal Corp. said yesterday. As a result, he believesmost of the burden to supply a 30 Tcf natural gas market will fallto the independent producers.

August 11, 2000

El Paso Energy Plans Deep Water Platform

El Paso Energy yesterday announced subsidiaries would developits interest in the Prince prospect, installing a multi-purposetension leg platform (TLP), in the Ewing Bank Block 958 unit in theGulf of Mexico.

May 3, 2000

Prices Surge Amid Widespread Deep Freeze

A winter storm sweeping through the South, along with freezingtemperatures expected to last through the weekend in much of theU.S. from the Rockies eastward, resulted in rising prices at nearlyall points Friday.

January 31, 2000

ANR, Leviathan Form Deepwater Holdings

In an effort to increase their access to deep-water gas, TheCoastal Corp. announced last week that subsidiaries of ANR Pipelineentered in a series of agreements under which they collectivelyhave become joint owners in a new holding company, DeepwaterHoldings L.L.C. The financial terms were not disclosed.

October 11, 1999

Former Chairman Says Reforms May Threaten Order 636

Former FERC Chairman Martin L. Allday has expressed “deepconcern” about the Commission’s proposals to lift the price cap onshort-term capacity and to negotiate terms and conditions oftransportation service, saying they could threaten the successstory of Order 636. Allday’s Commission was the architect of therule that led to the restructuring of the natural gas industry.

November 9, 1998