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INGAA Pans NGSA in Biting Letter to BP Amoco

The head of a major pipeline trade group wrote a biting letterto BP Amoco CEO Sir John Browne that characterized the Natural GasSupply Association (NGSA) as a dangerous loose cannon whoseinterests are contrary to the rest of the natural gas industry.

April 7, 2000

Prices Head South in Light Trading Day

The gains made earlier this week were not sustained yesterday asmost points on GPI’s Daily survey lost between a couple cents and adime. Spot points in the Midcontinent, California and the Rockieswere the exception, however, as most registered flat to decreasesof just a penny or two; some even managed small increases.

March 16, 2000

Merger of Gas, Power Associations Eyed

In response to the rapid consolidation of the natural gas andelectricity industries, the head of a major gas pipelineassociation said he plans to initiate talks soon with otherWashington D.C.-based energy trade groups about possibly merginginto one organization.

February 21, 2000

Merger of Gas, Power Associations Eyed

In response to the rapid consolidation of the natural gas andelectricity industries, the head of a major pipeline associationsaid he plans to initiate talks soon with other WashingtonD.C.-based trade groups about possibly merging into oneorganization.

February 17, 2000

Avista Re-Directs Energy Trading Focus

Avista Energy, Avista Corp.’s trading and marketing affiliate,has decided to head west to find its fortune. The unit announced achange of corporate direction last week and will now embark on awestern-region based energy marketing and trading effort as opposedto its former national focus.

November 29, 1999

Avista Re-Directs Energy Trading Focus

Avista Energy, Avista Corp.’s trading and marketing affiliate,has decided to head west to find its fortune. The unit announced achange of corporate direction yesterday and will now embark on awestern-region based energy marketing and trading effort, asopposed to its former national focus.

November 24, 1999

Futures Trading Gets Late Boost From Storage

For the third time in as many days the futures market gavetraders a head fake on the open, only to retrace during theremainder of the session. However, while the price action Mondayand Tuesday was down, then up, the opposite was true yesterday.Feeding off gains achieved during Tuesday’s Access trading session,the December contract notched its $2.905 high moments after theopen and proceeded to chop lower throughout the day. But thoselosses proved inadequate to overcome earlier gains and that enabledthe prompt contract to break its string of declines at 4 days,finishing instead up 3.6 cents at $2.873.

November 4, 1999

With Harvey Headed for Florida, Futures Head Lower

Despite stronger cash prices and the surprise formation of a newtropical system in the Gulf of Mexico over the weekend, natural gasfutures prices tumbled lower yesterday as traders continued toliquidate long positions. The October contract was the hardest hit,slipping 8.9 cents to finish at $2.519. With many Nymex localsobserving the Jewish Holiday Yom Kippur, estimated volume was heldto an extremely light 53,174 contracts.

September 21, 1999

FERC Advisor to Head Up NGSA’s Regulatory Affairs

The Natural Gas Supply Association (NGSA) wasted little time inpicking successors to fill positions that were left vacant by thesudden departures of two staff members.

August 23, 1999

FERC’s Jagtiani to Head Up NGSA’s Regulatory Affairs

The Natural Gas Supply Association (NGSA) wasted little time inpicking successors to fill positions that were left vacant by thesudden departures of two staff members.

August 10, 1999