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With Vastar, BP Adds Another Jewel to Crown

BP further cemented its position as the top natural gas producerin North America last week when it acquired the outstandingminority interest in Houston-based independent producer VastarResources Inc.

September 19, 2000

Transportation Notes

Due to significant demand in its market area, Florida GasTransmission issued an Overage Alert Day notice, effective Thursdayuntil further notice, with 8% tolerance for negative dailyimbalances.

August 25, 2000

Transportation Notes

Florida Gas Transmission extended an Overage Alert Day (see DailyGPI, Aug. 17) through Friday untilfurther notice but again changed the tolerance for negative dailyimbalances, this time from 8% to 10%.

August 21, 2000

Transportation Notes

Citing high market-area demand, Florida Gas Transmissiondeclared an Overage Alert Day Wednesday, effective until furthernotice, with 15% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

August 17, 2000

Transportation Notes

El Paso declared an Unauthorized Overpull Penalty situationTuesday effective until further notice. Washington Ranch StorageField is experiencing maximum withdrawals, the pipeline said, andit will limit scheduled volumes at underperforming interconnects toensure system integrity.

August 16, 2000

Transportation Notes

Effective until further notice, Florida Gas Transmission issuedan Overage Alert Day notice for its market area Wednesday. Thenotice has a 10% tolerance for negative daily imbalances.

July 13, 2000

DOE: Coal Project to Boost Stripper Wells

The Department of Energy (DOE) announced last week it will funda Billings, MT, company’s proposal to further refine and test acoal-based filtering product that could remove the impurities inthe water produced by stripper gas wells, thereby greatly reducingwaste-water disposal costs for producers and royalty owners. In theend, the DOE believes the product has the potential tosignificantly prolong the life of the thousands of stripper gaswells in the United States.

June 19, 2000

DOE: Coal Project to Boost Stripper Wells

The Department of Energy (DOE) announced it will fund aBillings, MT, company’s proposal to further refine and test acoal-based filtering product that could remove the impurities inthe water produced by stripper gas wells, thereby greatly reducingwaste-water disposal costs for producers and royalty owners. In theend, the DOE believes the product has the potential tosignificantly prolong the life of the thousands of stripper gaswells in the United States.

June 14, 2000

‘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