Petal Gas Storage L.L.C. has altered its proposal to beef up thedeliverability capacity of its storage facilities in Mississippi ina way that will benefit affiliates, such as Tennessee Gas Pipeline,at the expense of non-affiliates, say Amoco Production and AmocoEnergy Trading. Both companies urged FERC to reject it.
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Energy Secretary Draws Fire
Independent oil and natural gas producers are up in arms over aremark by Energy Secretary Bill Richardson that current oil pricesare at “dangerously high levels.” Richardson cited his concern lastweek and said the Clinton administration stood ready to take actionif prices continued to rise, although he declined to specify whattype of action.
California Deep Drilling Draws Canadians
In the wake of a well blowout and fire that burned for months inthe oil/gas saturated area between Bakersfield and the Elk Hillspetroleum reserve, a flood of small and medium-size Canadianbackers have moved into this old production region 100 miles northof Los Angeles, betting that new significant pools of natural gascan be found with deep-drilling below 15,000 feet.
California Deep Drilling Draws Canadian Backers
In the wake of a well blowout and fire that burned for months inthe oil/gas saturated area between Bakersfield and the Elk Hillspetroleum reserve, a flood of small and medium-size Canadianbackers have moved into this old production region 100 miles northof Los Angeles, betting that new significant pools of natural gascan be found with deep-drilling below 15,000 feet.
Columbia Draws Third-Party Interest
Against the backdrop of NiSource Inc.’s hostile takeover bid forColumbia Energy Group, a number of U.S. and foreign electriccompanies are emerging as potential third-party suitors for thediversified energy concern.
AGL’s Bid to Extend Waivers Draws Fire
Scana Energy Marketing and Exxon Corp. are urging FERC to delayor deny an extension of the experimental waivers and limitedjurisdiction blanket certificate that it approved for Atlanta GasLight (AGL) a year ago to promote retail gas unbundling in Georgia.
Georgia Natural Closes The Retail Marketing Gap
As the date of random assignment draws near in Georgia’sderegulated gas market, Georgia Natural Gas Services (GNGS) iscatching up to Scana Corp. in terms of statewide market share. Dueto its success in the race for Georgia gas customers, GNGSannounced last Monday it will open a new call center in Cobb Countyto help answer newly-acquired customers’ questions. The Atlanta GasLight (AGL) affiliate has won over one-third of the 839,000 totalswitches, second only to Scana Corp.’s 38% market share.
Reliant’s Firm Peaking Draws Few Complaints
A proposal by Reliant Energy Gas Transmission (NorAm) for a newhourly firm transportation service and rate schedule to meetpeaking needs of the power industry drew few objections in atechnical conference at FERC Thursday.
Carolinas Demand Draws Proposals for Two New Pipes, One Expansion
The Carolinas are calling out for gas and so far three partieshave answered.
New Carolina Pipe Proposal Draws Fire
While the Carolinas are known for warm breezes and friendly folks, a pipeline proposed for the two states is getting a very cold shoulder from competitors.