Economic

Transwestern Plans Mainline Expansion

Strong gas-fired power generation and economic growth inCalifornia prompted Transwestern Pipeline to propose a $93 millionexpansion project yesterday. The pipeline received enough marketinterest during an open season last month to file with FERC for a150,000 MMBtu/d expansion of its mainline to Southern California.The proposed Red Rock Expansion was filed yesterday and would beginservice next June if approved.

March 30, 2001

CAISO: Blackouts May Be Unavoidable in 2001

A combination of continued robust economic growth throughout theWest and dwindling supplies from out of state will make blackoutsin California more likely next summer, the CEO for the state’sindependent transmission grid operator (Cal-ISO) told theorganization’s board Wednesday.

October 5, 2000

Canada v. U.S. on Northern Pipeline

Northern pipeline rivalry is taking on political overtones of economic nationalism, with Northwest Territories Premier Stephen Kakfwi calling on industry and government leaders to stand up for Canada by backing a Mackenzie Valley route against the Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System.

October 2, 2000

Drilling is Hot in Kern County, CA

Spurred by $20-plus/barrel oil prices, robust economic growthand a deep exploratory well blowout that lasted for months,optimism is growing in California’s central valley oil patch inKern County near Bakersfield.

January 10, 2000

Drilling is Hot in Kern County, CA

Spurred by $20-plus/barrel oil prices, robust economic growthand a deep-well exploratory blowout that lasted for months,optimism is growing in California’s central valley oil patch inKern County near Bakersfield.

December 30, 1999

Senate OKs Producer Relief; Clinton Veto Likely

The Senate unanimously passed two economic relief measures forindependent oil and gas producers last week. The bad news, however,is that the initiatives are part of a supplemental spending billthat President Clinton has threatened to veto because theexpenditures – mostly for foreign aid efforts – would cut intospending for domestic programs that he supports.

March 29, 1999

Senate OKs Producer Relief; Clinton Veto Likely

The Senate unanimously passed two economic relief measures forindependent oil and gas producers on Tuesday. The bad news,however, is that the initiatives are part of a supplementalspending bill that President Clinton has threatened to veto becausethe expenditures – mostly for foreign aid efforts – would cut intospending for domestic programs that he supports.

March 25, 1999

Congress Rescues Coalbed Methane Leases

Coalbed methane leaseholders in Wyoming and across the nationhave been saved from “suffering extensive economic trauma,” Sens.Craig Thomas (R-WY) and Mike Enzi (R-WY) and Rep. Barbara Cubin(R-WY) said in a joint statement last week.

October 19, 1998

Coalbed Methane Legislation Passed

Coalbed methane leaseholders in Wyoming and across the nationhave been saved from “suffering extensive economic trauma,” Sens.Craig Thomas and Mike Enzi and Rep. Barbara Cubin said in a jointstatement yesterday.

October 16, 1998

Duke to Bring in 3 Australian LNG Cargoes

Last year, Duke Energy’s LNG imports soared 337% to 30.6 Bcf.But 1998 is expected to be even better because the recent economiccrisis in Asia has stifled demand while LNG shipping and productioncosts have been declining. Duke Energy LNG Sales announcedyesterday it purchased three more spot cargoes of liquefied naturalgas (8.9 TBtu) from the North West Shelf LNG Project in Australia.The company has arranged to sell the LNG in U.S. markets in June,August and November. It will be imported at Duke’s Trunkline LNGreceiving terminal located in Lake Charles, LA. The shipments willcome from North West Shelf’s liquefaction facilities located atWithnell Bay in the port of Dampier in Australia.

April 23, 1998
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