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CA Aggregator Throws in the Towel

One of California’s largest retail natural gas aggregators, anonprofit coalition of school districts throughout the southernhalf of the state, has decided to throw in the towel out offrustration with Southern California Gas and an inability torealize savings generated in the earlier years of the program,which dates back to 1991. The Retail Energy Management Association(REMAC), representing 151 school districts with a total annual gasload of 17 to 25 MMcf, will phase out of core aggregation bymid-year, according to Tom Solberg, an executive heading thecoalition.

March 3, 2000

New Brunswick, Quebec Explore Missing Pipeline Link

After about half a year of negotiations, a first step has beentaken towards filling in the last missing link in the Canadianeast-west pipeline grid for natural gas. The Quebec and NewBrunswick governments set a date of Feb. 28 for a formal signingceremony for an agreement-in-principle on promoting construction ofa gas link between their provinces.

February 21, 2000

Columbia Has Big Plans for Cove Point

Strong and growing interest in LNG importation spurred ColumbiaLNG Corp. to go ahead and buy the other half of the Cove Point LNGLimited Partnership it did not already own from Potomac ElectricPower Co. unregulated subsidiary Potomac Capital Investment Corp.

January 13, 2000

Bailey Leaving FERC For Position at Cinergy

After a long six and a half years as a commissioner on theFederal Energy Regulatory Commission, Vicky A. Bailey is steppingdown effective Feb. 1 to serve as president of PSI Energy Inc.,Indiana’s largest electric utility and a subsidiary of CinergyCorp. PSI serves more than 655,000 customers in 69 of the state’s92 counties.

January 10, 2000

Bailey Leaving FERC For Executive Position at Cinergy

After a long six and a half years as a commissioner on theFederal Energy Regulatory Commission, Vicky A. Bailey is steppingdown effective Feb. 1 to serve as president of PSI Energy Inc.,Indiana’s largest electric utility and a subsidiary of CinergyCorp. PSI serves more than 655,000 customers in 69 of the state’s92 counties.

January 6, 2000

Kinder Morgan Asset Pruning Half Completed; Texas Pipes Go Next

Kinder Morgan Inc. made several significant moves last week as part of its “back to basics” strategy, which is designed to streamline and increase the efficiency of the businesses acquired through its merger with KN Energy earlier this year (see NGI, July 12, Aug. 9, and Aug. 20). Company officials, however, say they are only midway through this transition, and there have been quite a few changes to their original plans.

December 27, 1999

Columbia of Ohio Choice Reaches Half a Million

One year after opening its entire Ohio territory to retail gassupplier competition, Columbia Gas of Ohio said nearly 500,000customers, or about one-third of those eligible, are buying gasfrom marketers rather than the utility. Columbia serves 1.3 millioncustomers in the state.

September 13, 1999

Columbia of Ohio Choice Reaches Half a Million

One year after opening its entire Ohio territory to retail gassupplier competition, Columbia Gas of Ohio said nearly 500,000customers, or about one-third of those eligible, are buying gasfrom marketers rather than the utility. Columbia serves 1.3 millioncustomers in the state.

September 10, 1999

Future Depends on Getting Back to Technology

Although the E&P software and services business is abillion-dollar-a-year industry, more than half of the world’sgeoscientists are not using currently available computer technologyto evaluate prospects, according to Bob Stevenson, president ofE&P software provider Geographix, a Houston-based subsidiary ofLandmark Graphics.

September 3, 1999

BP Amoco to Cut More Jobs Despite Strong 2Q99

Not even the best financial quarter since the fourth quarter of1997 could prevent BP Amoco from following through with itsjob-cutting plan as the company said it will cut 2,000 morepredominantly US jobs before the year is over. The integratedenergy giant has already slashed 12,500 jobs from the pay roll. Itwould not elaborate on which US jobs would be eliminated.

August 11, 1999