As a flurry of well site bombings by still-unknown protesters in 2008 and 2009 fades into history, plans are advancing to accelerate natural gas development near the Dawson Creek starting point of the Alaska Highway in northeastern British Columbia (BC).
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Bomber Didn’t Thwart BC Development
As a flurry of well site bombings by still-unknown protesters in 2008 and 2009 fades into history, plans are advancing to accelerate natural gas development near the Dawson Creek starting point of the Alaska Highway in northeastern British Columbia (BC).
Cash Quotes Soften as Futures Support Fades
With prior-day futures support having disappeared and mild-weather fundamentals coming more into play, nearly all points ranged from flat to down a little more than a dime Wednesday. A small gain by El Paso-Permian was a negligible exception to the overall trend.
Prices Firm a Bit Even as Storm Threat to Gulf Fades
Despite chances of Hurricane Isabel entering the Gulf of Mexico continuing to fall, most points ranged from flat to as much as a dime or so higher Monday. The market was spotted with small losses here and there, but the only sizeable one was a dime-plus decline in San Juan Basin.
August Drops 24 Cents to $4.84 as Storm Fades, Storage Rises
As tropical depression six fizzled into a tropical wave with slim chances of revival, so did any hope for a gas futures market reversal. The August contract quickly resumed its downward course in overnight trading, and sailed right down through $5 Tuesday morning to a low of $4.84. The contract ended the day down 23.9 cents at $4.868, just a few cents above its daily low. Its daily high of $5.040 was reached just after the opening bell.
Enron Clearance Sale Caters to Bargain Hunters, Memorabilia Hounds
As Enron Corp. fades slowly into history the trinkets and trappings that helped create the company’s forceful mystique soon can be had by even ordinary people.
Prices Fall as Most Bad Weather Fades; CA Flat
With most markets either in or entering a thawing-out phase, a price retreat from the worst siege of weather in the overall mild winter of 2001/02 was in order Tuesday. Declines between about a nickel and a little more than a dime were most common. The biggest ones came at the points that had been soaring the day before: Northeast and Florida citygates. A minor OFO kept California numbers mostly flat.
State Power Bill Fades as CA Utilities’ Debts Mount
While power outages were still viewed as an inevitability thissummer in California, a comprehensive legislative, regulatory andcommercial solution to mounting energy debts was less certain lastweek as reports surfaced that creditors might force bankruptcy onthe state’s two ailing utilities.
Peachtree Looks for Options as White Knight Fades
It will be a busy day for Georgia’s gas industry today as twoseparate meetings are being held which promise to go a long way indetermining the fate of the bankrupt Peachtree Natural Gas’ 170,000customers.