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El Paso Corp. subsidiary ANR Pipeline Co. said Thursday that it has fully subscribed the company’s existing storage capacity through the 2006-2007 withdrawal season. In addition, the company announced that it is extending its non-binding open season for expansion of storage and associated transportation service at the request of customers.

Acknowledging concerns about China’s global economic ambitions, the CEO of China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) said Friday that the company was “fully prepared” to participate in a U.S. government security review of the unsolicited offer to buy Unocal Corp. for $18.5 billion cash. CEO Fu Chengyu also said CNOOC would discuss selling some Unocal pipeline and storage assets, and consider putting some assets not involved in exploration and production “under American management.”

U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals report they fully expect to be in compliance with the stepped-up maritime terrorist deterrence rules that are due to take effect in July, reducing the threat of disruptions to imports next summer.

U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals report they fully expect to be in compliance with the stiffer maritime terrorist deterrence rules that are due to take effect in July, reducing the threat of disruptions to imports next summer.

American Petroleum Institute (API) President Red Cavaney said last week at a two-day LNG Ministerial Summit in Washington, DC, that gas and oil industry associations will launch a new LNG coalition, The Center for Liquefied Natural Gas, in January. The coalition will provide public education regarding LNG and advocacy functions.

American Petroleum Institute (API) President Red Cavaney said Wednesday at a two-day LNG Ministerial Summit in Washington, DC, that gas and oil industry associations will launch a new LNG coalition, The Center for Liquefied Natural Gas, in January. The coalition will provide public education regarding LNG and advocacy functions.

El Paso Corp. said last week it would cooperate fully with a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation that apparently is focused principally on the company’s power plant contract restructurings, related disclosures and accounting, including in particular its Eagle Point transaction that was completed last year.

El Paso Corp. said it intends to cooperate fully with a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation that apparently is focused principally on the company’s power plant contract restructurings, related disclosures and accounting, including in particular its Eagle Point transaction that was completed last year.

The Committee of Chief Risk Officers (CCRO) said it fully supports the concept of a “safe harbor” that would legally protect energy companies who make unintentional, “non-criminal errors” when reporting prices on natural gas and power trades to publishers of price indexes, noting it would pave the way for greater industry participation in the indexes.