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Koch’s Auction Proposal Favors Affiliate

Non-affiliate marketers and producers are concerned that KochGateway Pipeline’s proposed new auction process for itsinterruptible storage service (ISS) and its parking and lendingservice (PAL) will discriminate in favor of the pipeline’smarketing affiliate.

July 17, 2000

Analyst: Gas Outlook Favors HS Resources

Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. Inc. initiated coverage ofHS Resources with a “buy” rating and a 12-month price target of $30based on expectations for strong summer gas prices. In a 16-pageresearch report, FBR senior research analyst David Khani identifiedHS as the dominant oil and gas producer in the Denver-Julesberg(D-J) Basin.

April 7, 2000

Williams Favors Volumetric Rates to Serve Generators

A Williams Gas Pipeline executive last week departed from theinterstate pipeline industry’s general support for straight-fixedvariable (SFV) rate design, suggesting instead a move to avolumetric design. He believes such a rate design will be essentialfor gas pipelines to meet the needs of power generators, and forthe industry as a whole to reach its goal of a 30 Tcf market

September 20, 1999

Market Favors Bulls in Pre-AGA Trade

After etching a $2.66 low early yesterday, the futures marketmoved higher on continued speculative buying pressure and bullishconcerns over today’s release of fresh storage data. The Septembercontract finished at $2.708, up 0.8 cents on the day.

August 18, 1999

Short-Covering Favors Bulls in Quiet Pre-AGA Trade

The futures market continued higher Wednesday in another quiettrading session where local buying was too much for scale-up tradeselling. But despite its 2.6 cent advance to finish at $2.264, theJuly contract fell short of filling in the chart gap up to Friday’s$2.283 low. Estimated volume was a relatively light 56,980.

June 24, 1999

Futures Tug-of-War Favors Bulls Again

The futures market continued higher Friday, but it was notwithout a struggle when morning short-covering was followed by abrief, but spirited, long liquidation early in the afternoon.However, that dip in prices paved the way for another round of”bargain buying” as some fresh longs were seen entering the fray.And just as the case has been almost the entire week, it was bullsthat ended up on top Friday, with April finishing at $1.854, up 1.9cents for the day and 15.5 cents for the week.

March 29, 1999

Energy Council Against Fuel Mix Mandates; Favors LNG

The Energy Council has unanimously adopted a policy statementvoicing strident opposition to congressional restructuring measuresthat would mandate states to use a specific fuel mix in thegeneration of electric power. It also said it was against federallymandated targets for states to supply power from renewable energysources.

March 17, 1998
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