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Westcoast to Buy All of Empire State Pipeline

Vancouver-based Westcoast Energy Inc. will pay $75 million tobuy the 50% interest in Empire State Pipeline that it doesn’talready own from Houston-based Coastal Corp., officials saidyesterday. The deal gives Westcoast complete ownership of the156-mile, 24-inch natural gas pipeline running along theU.S.-Canada border near Niagara Falls to Syracuse, NY interconnectpoints.

November 10, 2000

SSB Sees 4Q Gas Averaging $5.00

It doesn’t matter whether forecasters predictions of an earlycold winter materialize or not. Under any short-termweather/storage scenario, Salomon Smith Barney (SSB) continues tobe very bullish on the outlook for natural gas prices.

October 23, 2000

SSB Sees 4Q Gas Averaging $5.00

It doesn’t matter whether forecasters’ predictions of an earlycold winter materialize or not. Under any short-termweather/storage scenario, Salomon Smith Barney (SSB) continues tobe very bullish on the outlook for natural gas prices.

October 23, 2000

‘The ICE’ Doesn’t Melt

IntercontinentalExchange deemed the first week of business for itsB2B electronic over-the-counter precious metals marketplace a success,with “no hours of down time” and “growth in both volume andcustomers.” The online scalable trading system called “The ICE,”traded precious metals spot, forwards and options within its firstweek of service (see Daily GPI, Aug. 25).

September 1, 2000

Contango Gets Boost for Gulf Exploration

Contango Oil & Gas Co. may be small — it only had threeemployees two months ago — but no one can say the Houston companydoesn’t have big plans.

August 25, 2000

Sun Not Setting on Age of Gas-Power Togetherness

If Y2K doesn’t bring an end to the gas and power industries, itcertainly won’t do anything to stop them from hooking up. Judgingby what’s happened so far, gas and power will never stand alooffrom one another again.

December 30, 1999

Producer Casts Cold Water on 30 Tcf Market

While U.S. natural gas resources appear virtually unlimited,that doesn’t necessarily mean the industry can ramp up productionto meet the oft-heralded 30 Tcf a year market projected to developover the next 15 to 20 years, according to a Chevron U.S.A.exploration manager.

November 1, 1999

Producer Casts Cold Water on 30 Tcf Market

While U.S. natural gas resources appear virtually unlimited,that doesn’t necessarily mean industry can ramp up production tomeet the oft-heralded 30 Tcf a year market projected to developover the next 15 to 20 years, according to a Chevron U.S.A.exploration manager.

October 29, 1999

Utilities Opening the Heartland to Choice, Sort Of

While five of seven midwestern states have choice programs forresidential gas customers, that doesn’t mean an energy shoppingtrend is sweeping the heartland. In fact, as is the case with therest of the country, regulators, utilities, marketers and end-usershave miles to go before competition really sets in.

July 5, 1999

Aquila, UtiliCorp at Share Purchase Impasse

UtiliCorp United wants to buy the rest of Aquila Gas PipelineCorp. it doesn’t already own, but the companies cannot agree on adeal. UtiliCorp currently owns about 82% of Aquila Gas Pipeline’soutstanding common shares.

April 6, 1999