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Chesapeake-Backed Clean Vehicle ‘Corridor’ on Track, Exec Says

With eight stations under construction and siting identification work begun for 60 more, a national $150 million effort supported by Chesapeake Energy Corp. is on track to have a corridor of 150 natural gas fueling stations in place in the next few years, according to Andrew Littlefair, CEO of Clean Energy Fuels Corp., speaking on a second quarter earnings conference call that reported increased revenues, but a loss in quarter-over-quarter results.

August 11, 2011

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San Bruno NTSB Report Said Due in September

A final federal regulatory report including the identification of the cause of the San Bruno, CA, gas pipeline rupture and explosion last year will be completed next month, according to senior officials at PG&E Corp.

August 8, 2011

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Final NTSB Report on San Bruno Explosion Due in September

A final federal regulatory report including the identification of the cause of the San Bruno, CA, gas pipeline rupture and explosion last year will be completed next month, according to senior officials at PG&E Corp.

August 8, 2011

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FERC Chief: Energy Bar Should Take Heed of Rule Requiring Specificity on Issues

FERC Chairman Joseph Kelliher last week said that energy attorneys would be well advised to quickly pick up and read a rule FERC moved to adopt this week. The rule requires that issues raised in pleadings and requests for rehearing be set forth in a separate section entitled “Statement of Issues” listing each issue presented in a separate paragraph and referencing representative precedent on which a filer is relying.

September 19, 2005

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Kelliher: Energy Bar Should Take Heed of Rule Requiring Specificity on Issues

FERC Chairman Joseph Kelliher on Thursday said that energy attorneys would be well advised to quickly pick up and read a rule FERC moved to adopt this week. The rule requires that issues raised in pleadings and requests for rehearing be set forth in a separate section entitled “Statement of Issues” listing each issue presented in a separate paragraph and referencing representative precedent on which a filer is relying.

September 16, 2005