In an effort to help consumers in the state of Ohio this winter, the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel (OCC) said it has requested that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) “reconsider” part of an order issued Oct. 16. The OCC claims that part of the order that oversees customers’ emergency reconnection of natural gas and electric service could leave some consumers out in the cold this winter. For 60 days, the order allows all natural gas and electric public utilities to take up to three days to reconnect certain customers currently without heat.
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FERC Divided on Price Caps, Finds No Fault with Generators
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission came out divided lastweek on whether regional price caps should be imposed on thewholesale power market in the West. FERC Chairman Curt Hebert andthe Commission staff maintained opposition to price caps, whileCommissioner William Massey came out strongly in favor of some formof temporary regional price caps until permanent solutions to thecurrent crisis can be found.
February 5, 2001
FERC Divided on Price Caps, Finds No Fault with Generators
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission came out divided lastweek on whether regional price caps should be imposed on thewholesale power market in the West. FERC Chairman Curt Hebert andthe Commission staff maintained opposition to price caps, whileCommissioner William Massey came out strongly in favor of some formof temporary regional price caps until permanent solutions to thecurrent crisis can be found.
February 5, 2001
NEB Finds No Fault With Canadian Gas Prices
Amid persistent questions about supplies and sustained high prices, the Canadian natural gas community heard a reassuring word — it is not an issue in the federal election, and its defenders are armed with answers if critics step forward before the Nov. 27 vote. The good word — and the defense arsenal — came from the National Energy Board, in a 61-page market assessment released as the Canadian campaign entered its second week at the same time as falling thermometers signaled the onset of heating season.
November 6, 2000
NEB Finds No Fault With Canadian Gas Prices
Amid persistent questions about supplies and sustained highprices, the Canadian natural gas community heard a reassuring word— it is not an issue in the federal election, and its defendersare armed with answers if critics step forward before the Nov. 27vote. The good word — and the defense arsenal — came from theNational Energy Board, in a 61-page market assessment released asthe Canadian campaign entered its second week at the same time asfalling thermometers signaled the onset of heating season.
November 6, 2000
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