A week after expressing doubts about the existing market support for the project, FERC on Wednesday awarded a certificate for the construction of the $497 million Greenbrier Pipeline to serve industrial and residential gas needs in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, primarily Virginia and North Carolina.
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S&P Claims 2003 Gas Situation Much Different From 2001’s, Doubts Sub-$3 Gas
Comparing the current natural gas supply and pricing situation to the one experienced nearly two years ago, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) said it is not likely that history will repeat itself with prices falling below $3/MMBtu like they did during the earlier time frame.
S&P Claims 2003 Gas Situation Much Different From 2001’s, Doubts Sub-$3 Gas
Comparing the current natural gas supply and pricing situation to the one experienced nearly two years ago, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) said it is not likely that history will repeat itself with prices falling below $3/MMBtu like they did during the earlier time frame.
Milder Weather, Forecast Doubts Have Prices Softening
With many areas turning quite mild for early January and some doubt surfacing about the severity of a predicted return of winter storms later this week, cash prices were flat to down about 35 cents Monday. The common range for most declines was between about a dime and a quarter.
Analyst Doubts Other Energy Firms ‘Mutated’ Partnerships Like Enron
Although off-the-book partnerships are “very commonplace” among U.S. corporations, a leading securities analyst said that what Enron Corp. did “was mutate [them] into something that was unrecognizable.”
Analyst Doubts Other Energy Firms ‘Mutated’ Partnerships Like Enron
Although off-the-book partnerships are “very commonplace” among U.S. corporations, a leading securities analyst said that what Enron Corp. did “was mutate [them] into something that was unrecognizable.”
CA Governor, Regulators Push on, but Legislature Raises Doubts
Two certainties prevailed in California’s blighted energy landscape Thursday: wholesale power bills are getting bigger and state regulators are trying harder to salvage Gov. Gray Davis’ deal with Southern California Edison Co. But in the state legislature from which the ultimate solutions must come there was growing skepticism, despite a series of meetings with the governor earlier in the week.
TURN Doubts CA Utility Financial Woes Exist
Utility watchdog group The Utility Reform Network (TURN) isn’tquite convinced that California’s two major utilities are hurtingfinancially from this summer’s wholesale power price spikes.
TURN Doubts CA Utility Financial Woes Exist
Utility watchdog group The Utility Reform Network (TURN) isn’tquite convinced that California’s two major utilities are hurtingfinancially from this summer’s wholesale power price spikes.
Prices Keep Rising, But Staying Power Doubts Surface
Cash quotes continued to rise Wednesday in both swing deals fortoday and in what little bit of bidweek business remained to bedone. However, doubt was growing about how much longer theunprecedented recent price strength can be maintained after futuresreacted negatively to a storage report for the first time in morethan a month.