The two largest creditors in Enron Corp.’s bankruptcy case have added their objections to those of about a dozen others to proposals in the company’s reorganization plan, indicating in court filings that the plan is not in the best interest of creditors.
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Long-Term PIRA Sees Natural Gas at $3.40-$3.60
Over the next dozen years natural gas prices will average $3.50-60, given $22-$28/bbl oil, according to a base case scenario developed by the New York-based PIRA Energy Group as part of its just-released, in-depth study of the global oil and regional natural gas markets.
Long-Term PIRA Sees Natural Gas at $3.40-$3.60
Over the next dozen years natural gas prices will average $3.50-60, given $22-$28/bbl oil, according to a base case scenario developed by the New York-based PIRA Energy Group as part of its just-released, in-depth study of the global oil and regional natural gas markets.
PPL Slapped With Lawsuit Charging Utility Drove Up Power Prices
More than a dozen Pennsylvania-based municipalities last month slapped PPL Corp. with a lawsuit asserting that the electric utility pushed up power prices in the state’s electricity markets. PPL sent letters to several of the municipalities prior to the lawsuit seeking to convince them that there was no need to participate in the legal action.
NRG, Lenders Continue Talks on Collateral Payments
NRG Energy and more than a dozen lenders will continue talks tied to NRG’s efforts to meet a $1.3 billion collateral payment and a related plan developed by the financially wounded unit of Xcel Energy to raise much needed funds.
Modified Proposal on Derivatives Emerges from Feinstein, Gramm Talks
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and about a half a dozen other senators plan to soon introduce a “modified” version of her amendment to re-regulate the trading of over-the-counter (OTC) energy derivatives, a spokesman for her office said Monday. This marks the second time that Feinstein’s controversial measure to the Senate omnibus energy bill (S. 517) has been revised.
Moderate House Dems Push for North Slope Gas Pipeline
A group of several dozen moderate and conservative Democrats in the House of Representatives last week unveiled a package of energy proposals that, among other things, calls for the immediate construction of a pipeline to bring Alaskan North Slope gas to markets in the United States and the creation of an energy reliability organization to help facilitate the possible role of regional transmission organizations (RTOs) in dealing with regional electricity transmission issues.
Moderate House Dems Push for North Slope Gas Pipeline
A group of several dozen moderate and conservative Democrats in the House of Representatives this week unveiled a package of energy proposals that, among other things, calls for the immediate construction of a pipeline to bring Alaskan North Slope gas to markets in the United States and the creation of an energy reliability organization to help facilitate the possible role of regional transmission organizations (RTOs) in dealing with regional electricity transmission issues.
FERC Bows to Capitol Hill Pressure with Reporting Requirement
FERC’s plan to impose a (price and volume) reporting requirement on transporters and sellers into the California natural gas market (RM01-9) has drawn mixed reactions from industry, but most agree that the Commission was pressed by Congress to take this action.
CA Governor, Generators Meeting ‘Cordial’
Representatives from a dozen merchant generators met with California Gov. Gray Davis for four hours late Wednesday in discusssions that one participant characterized as “cordial and candid,” but the result only reinforced differences between the state and electricity suppliers, whom the governor has characterized as “gougers.” The only clear agreement among the participants was to maintain daily contact with the governor and his staff to keep a dialogue going.