Soaring wholesale gas prices this winter forced two Maryland retail gas marketers to cut services to some or all of their customers, and one of the marketers, Maryland Natural Gas & Electric/Operators Energy Services (OES), is now facing potential penalties for dumping customers without the required 60-day notice.
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California Hammers Out a Deal with QFs
California officials last week announced a deal with its small qualifying facility (QF) generators and progress in creating what its governor is calling a “pincer movement” between Sacramento and Washington, D.C., to force lower wholesale prices. Gray Davis was ebullient in claiming a “day of accounting” is coming for merchant generators in which they either take heavy discounts on monies owed them, or substantial decreases (federal price caps) in power prices going forward.
California Hammers Out a Deal with QFs
California officials Wednesday announced a deal with its small qualifying facility (QF) generators and progress in creating what its governor is calling a “pincer movement” between Sacramento and Washington, D.C., to force lower wholesale prices. Gray Davis was ebullient in claiming a “day of accounting” is coming for merchant generators in which they either take heavy discounts on monies owed them, or substantial decreases (federal price caps) in power prices going forward.
Avista Hammers Out Deal to Defer Cost Collection
Avista Corp.’s plans to fully recover costs it has been deferring since the summer of 2000, without having to saddle its retail customers with a price increase, were bolstered recently after the company reached a settlement agreement with several parties, including the staff of the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (WUTC).
House Hammers Pipe Safety, Labels Bill as Too ‘Soft’
Wait until next year. That was the message from U.S. House Democrats who derailed Senate-passed pipeline safety legislation (S. 2438) in the closing days of the 106th Congress. Opponents of the measure labeled it “soft” on safety.
House Hammers Pipe Safety, Labels Bill Too ‘Soft’
Wait until next year. That was the message from U.S. HouseDemocrats who derailed Senate-passed pipeline safety legislation(S. 2438) in the closing days of the 106th Congress. Opponents ofthe measure labeled it “soft” on safety.