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Texans Bake as Electricity Usage Hits Record

By today, a “cool” spell was expected to grip Texas, plungingtemperatures down to around 100. A nice respite from the 105-plustemperatures that stilled the state and sent electricity peak loadsto new records last week for the third time this year.

September 5, 2000

NiSource Names Post-Merger Execs

The $6 billion NiSource-Columbia merger is on its way down the homestretch, with only the Securities and Exchange Commission’s approvalleft in its path on the way to its predicted end of the yearcompletion date (see Daily GPI, July27). To ensure that the combined company moves through thetransition process smoothly, NiSource announced more post-mergerleadership positions for its lengthy list of business units.

August 24, 2000

Weekend Market Mixed; Tropical Storm Alberto Debuts

The bullishness that had been a feature of the cash market sincemidweek slowed down considerably Friday. Most eastern points rangedfrom flat to about a nickel higher, while several Northeastcitygates joined the Rockies and Southern California border insmall declines.

August 7, 2000

Avista Puts E-Commerce Sites to the Test

Avista Corp. subsidiary Avista Advantage completed a painstakingevaluation of 30 retail energy e-commerce sites and narrowed downthe list to three top power exchanges that can handle aggregatedcustomer loads: Usource via Enermetrix, Excelergy and AMDAX. Avistasaid it intends to conduct a pilot program to evaluate the benefitsof buying power online for end-users using three of its largecustomers with multiple sites.

August 4, 2000

Report: E&P Company Profits Up, Spending Down

The numbers, it seems, don’t tell the entire story. Even thoughoil and gas industry upstream revenues, profits and cash flow areshowing record profits for 1999 compared with the previous year’scollapse, exploration and development spending dropped and provedreserves spending rose significantly, according to ArthurAndersen’s 21st annual Global E&P Trends survey.

July 31, 2000

E&P Profits Up, Spending Down

The numbers, it seems, don’t tell the entire story. Even thoughoil and gas industry upstream revenues, profits and cash flow areshowing record profits for 1999 compared with the previous year’scollapse, exploration and development spending dropped and provedreserves spending rose significantly, according to ArthurAndersen’s 21st annual Global E&P Trends survey.

July 26, 2000

Cash Market Settles Down to Mostly Flat Trading

The cash market appears to have decided to take it easy at leasttemporarily. Tuesday’s activity remained relatively subdued, andfew points strayed much further than 2-3 cents to either side offlat.

July 12, 2000

Transportation Notes

Reliant said the #2 compressor unit at Chandler Station (LatimerCounty, OK) is down with a cylinder problem. As of Monday theestimated downtime was two weeks.

June 22, 2000

‘Graying’ of Oil Patch Spells Trouble

Further fueling concerns that there may not be enough domesticgas supply to meet a 30 Tcf demand market down the road, a newstudy warns the industry likely will face a shortage of productionpersonnel to explore and drill for natural gas if the current trendtowards consolidation, divestiture and downsizing continues.

June 8, 2000

Mild Firmness Expected to Yield to Price Blowout

This week’s climb in the cash market slowed down Wednesday, butwatch out for the fireworks that are virtually a certainty today.

May 18, 2000