Sources were searching for new ways of expressing “flat” as1999’s relative lack of volatility in day trading continued Monday.A lot of zeroes were showing up in the average-change column of theprice table even as lack of fundamentals again failed to depresscash numbers. A Southwest trader reporting “not much demand andplenty of supply available” was surprised that prices weren’t goingdown.
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Viking Passes Initial Environmental Review
Viking Gas Transmission’s proposed expansion of its existingsystem in Minnesota would have “no significant impact” onenvironmental conditions provided the pipeline follows certainmitigation measures during construction, according to a FERC staffenvironmental assessment (EA) released last week.
February 8, 1999
Congress Looking for Ways to Help Industry
The “catastrophic” impact of anemic crude oil prices on domesticoil and gas producers will require Congress and the Clintonadministration to take “extraordinary” measures to resuscitate an”industry that is on its knees,” lawmakers on the Senate Energy andNatural Resources Committee said last week.
February 1, 1999
Producers Facing ‘Catastrophic’ Market Seek Aid
The “catastrophic” impact of anemic crude oil prices on domesticoil and gas producers requires Congress and the Clintonadministration to take “extraordinary” measures to revive an”industry that is on its knees,” lawmakers on the Senate Energy andNatural Resources Committee said Thursday.
January 29, 1999
Flatness Reigns for Weekend; Chaco Impact Slight
The cash market continued to muddle around with essentially nodirection for a second straight day Friday, leaving weekend numbersmostly unchanged. The few drops of about a nickel occurred atWestern points-intra-Alberta, Stanfield, Malin and SouthernCalifornia border-and chiefly resulted from the lifting of supplyand/or transportation constraints that allowed more gas back intothe market.
August 17, 1998
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