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California Steps Up Low-Carbon Fuel Standards

Clean fuel advocates in the utility and merchant energy sectors Tuesday lauded California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for signing a new law to help implement the state’s low-carbon fuel standard (AB 118), authored by his political ally in the state legislature, Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez.

October 18, 2007

Natural Gas Gets Push Among CA Alternative Transportation Fuels

Natural gas is a clean domestic energy alternative to gasoline for fueling the nation’s private- and public-sector fleets, a former U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) head said during ceremonies in Sacramento, unveiling a new alternative transportation fuels report from the California Secure Transportation Energy Partnership (CalSTEP).

February 5, 2007

Natural Gas Gets Push Among CA Alternative Transportation Fuels

Natural gas is a clean domestic energy alternative to gasoline for fueling the nation’s private- and public-sector fleets, a former U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) head said during ceremonies in Sacramento, unveiling a new alternative transportation fuels report from the California Secure Transportation Energy Partnership (CalSTEP).

February 2, 2007

Marathon Spends $500M to Acquire Pennaco

Fueling rumors that USX-Marathon Group may separate its steeland energy businesses and then sell a beefed up oil and gasbusiness, Houston subsidiary Marathon Oil put together a $500million deal to acquire two-year-old Pennaco Energy Inc., a companywhose key assets are tied to coalbed methane (CBM) gas productionin the Powder River Basin of northern Wyoming and southern Montana.

June 9, 2004

Calpine Sees Coal Price Surge Fueling ’05 Growth for Gas-Fired Power

What its executives are calling a “significant rally” of Eastern coal prices could fuel an upswing in the wholesale market for natural gas-fired electricity beginning next year, according to Calpine Corp. officials responding to questions from financial analysts Thursday.

March 1, 2004

After Fueling the Rally, Spread and Options Selling Drops March at Expiry

After spiking to a new, all-time high Tuesday, natural gas futures reversed lower Wednesday as spread- and options-related selling pressured March futures lower on their expiration day. March ended its tenure as prompt month at $9.133, down 44.4 cents for the session and $2.766 off its $11.899 high notched just 30 hours prior.

February 27, 2003

Futures Make Solid Gains, But Lose Steam Late

A Nor’easter dumped snow from D.C. to Boston yesterday, fuelingthe bullish momentum in the gas futures pit. It also forced Nymexto close up shop an hour early and plan for a one-hour delayedopening today.

March 6, 2001

‘Graying’ of Oil Patch Spells Trouble for Producers

Further fueling concerns that there may not be enough domesticgas supply to meet a 30 Tcf demand market down the road, a newstudy warns the industry likely will face a shortage of productionpersonnel to explore and drill for natural gas if the current trendtowards consolidation, divestiture and downsizing continues.

June 12, 2000

‘Graying’ of Oil Patch Spells Trouble

Further fueling concerns that there may not be enough domesticgas supply to meet a 30 Tcf demand market down the road, a newstudy warns the industry likely will face a shortage of productionpersonnel to explore and drill for natural gas if the current trendtowards consolidation, divestiture and downsizing continues.

June 8, 2000

Peoples Sees Diversified Operations Fueling Growth

Peoples Energy Corp. anticipates annual growth in earnings ofmore than 7% by 2002, about 1% above its competitors, with agreater share of earnings — at least 25% — coming fromdiversified businesses and less from its LDC segment, companyofficials said yesterday.

May 2, 2000
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