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FERC Signals Shift Away from Individual Negotiated Pipe Deals

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission signaled a key shift in its policy on negotiated transactions Tuesday, saying now it will require pipelines negotiating individual deals that include “material deviations” from their form of service agreements to offer the service to other similarly situated shippers on their systems.

November 21, 2001

Hoecker: Power Market Fixes Up to CPUC, Governor

Although FERC is pulling out the stops to address problems inthe bulk power market, with an emphasis on California, ChairmanJames J. Hoecker yesterday made clear most of the responsibilityfor correcting the dysfunctional power market lies with theCalifornia legislators and regulators who created it.

August 17, 2000

CMS-MST Signs Up for More LNG in 2000

Marking CMS Energy’s continued emphasis on the liquefied naturalgas (LNG) market, CMS Marketing, Services and Trading (CMS-MST)announced agreements to buy six LNG cargoes for delivery to the CMSTrunkline LNG facility in Lake Charles, LA, last week. Terms of thetransactions were not disclosed.

March 27, 2000

New CA Budget De-emphasizes Energy

California Gov. Gray Davis’ $68 billion fiscal 2001 budgetproposal unveiled this week includes little or no emphasis onenergy issues, although some of the stated concerns about”infrastructure” may spill over into reliability issues in the gasand electricity transmission/distribution industries. For energyindustry observers there are mostly unanswered questions, includingpeople within state government.

January 14, 2000

Enron Earnings Soar; Emphasis on Communications

Enron Corp. turned in second quarter results that beat WallStreet expectations. Also yesterday, Enron Energy Services (EES)announced its biggest energy outsourcing deal yet, and the parentcompany touted its nascent communications business to analysts,saying Communications, which plans to enter bandwidth trading, nowwill be classified as a core business. While the company’s energyservices business continued to lose money, it still appears to beon track to at least break even in the fourth quarter, the companyand analysts said.

July 14, 1999

Industry Brief

Putting more emphasis its core business, Crystal Oil Co. changedits name recently to Crystal Gas Storage Inc. The company owns andoperates two natural gas storage facilities near Hattiesburg, MSand owns interests in other natural gas properties in Louisiana.

June 16, 1999
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