Ending weeks of haggling over critical energy legislation, the Republican-led Senate threw in the towel last Thursday night, substituting last year’s Democrat-crafted energy bill for this year’s legislation and passing it by a vote of 84-14. The first time around — in April 2002 — the same bill cleared the Senate by a bipartisan vote of 88-11 (see NGI, April 29). Last week’s vote, which sets the stage for Congress to vote out the first piece of major energy legislation in 11 years, came as Congress prepared to leave for its August recess.
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CIG Dusts Off Ruby Pipeline, Plans Extension to Sacramento, CA
El Paso subsidiary Colorado Interstate Gas is dusting off its Ruby Pipeline project in light of the scramble to increase deliveries to the California market. The project, which originally was announced in 1998 to serve northern Nevada, will be extended to Reno, NV, and into California, the pipeline said in an open season announcement last week.
April 30, 2001
CIG Dusts Off Ruby Pipeline, Plans Extension to Sacramento, CA
El Paso subsidiary Colorado Interstate Gas is dusting off its Ruby Pipeline project in light of the scramble to increase deliveries to the California market. The project, which originally was announced in 1998 to serve northern Nevada, will be extended to Reno, NV, and into California, the pipeline said in an open season announcement.
April 26, 2001
FERC ‘Dusts Off’ Old Rules to Get Tax Credit for Producers
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week proposedreinstating its authority to make well determinations so thatqualified producers can obtain Section 29 tax credits for high-costgas wells that were drilled prior to 1993.
January 31, 2000
FERC ‘Dusts Off’ Old Rules for Producers
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission yesterday proposedreinstating its authority to make well determinations so thatqualified producers can obtain Section 29 tax credits for high-costgas wells that were drilled prior to 1993.
January 28, 2000
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