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Kinder Morgan Starts Construction on $30M Cheyenne Market Center Project

Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP said it has started construction on its $30 million Cheyenne Market Center (CMC) project, which will include an expansion at its Huntsman storage field in Cheyenne County, NB, and the addition of six new compressor stations that will increase firm transportation capacity on its pipeline system between the Cheyenne Hub in Wells County, CO, and the Huntsman field. FERC issued a certificate for the project last month (see Daily GPI, Sept. 11).

October 13, 2003

Discovery Gas Files 150,000 Dth/d Louisiana Expansion

Discovery Gas Transmission LLC has filed an application with FERC for an expansion that would include four new delivery points, increasing its delivery capability into the southern Louisiana pipeline grid by 150,000 Dth/d.

August 18, 2003

Discovery Gas Seeks 150,000 Dth/d Louisiana Expansion

Discovery Gas Transmission LLC has filed with FERC an application for an expansion that would include four new delivery points, increasing its delivery capability by 150 Dth/d to the southern Louisiana region.

August 12, 2003

Shareholders Amend Lawsuit Against Dynegy

A shareholder lawsuit originally filed last year against Dynegy Inc. was amended on Friday to include more plaintiffs in a complaint that alleges the company hid an $850 million loan from Citicorp through an off-balance sheet transaction in 2000 to preserve its credit rating. The lawsuit is led by the University of California, which has lost millions on its Dynegy investments.

June 10, 2003

CA Reregulation Proposals Include Gas Price Indexes

As part of a package of proposed legislation that is expected to emerge by the end of the month, California’s leading legislator examining wholesale energy market participants indicated on Tuesday that legislation will be introduced related to published natural gas prices in trade publications that compile indexes used by regulators and market participants. The new law could preclude state regulators from using the price indexes for setting electricity rates.

January 27, 2003

CA Reregulation Proposals Include Gas Price Indexes

As part of a package of proposed legislation that is expected to emerge by the end of the month, California’s leading legislator examining wholesale energy market participants indicated on Tuesday that legislation will be introduced related to published natural gas prices in trade publications that compile indexes used by regulators and market participants. The new law could preclude state regulators from using the price indexes for setting electricity rates.

January 23, 2003

Calpine Looks to Expand Gas Holdings to Include Coal-bed Methane

Even in the midst of a credit/credibility crunch that has shrunk its stock price and slowed its aggressive development program, San Jose, CA-based Calpine Corp. is looking to expand its natural gas operations, including a lusting eye toward the coal-bed methane industry in the heartland of the U.S. During an interview with NGI Tuesday, Calpine’s chief gas executive said he expects prices to trend upward as new supplies get tighter.

May 13, 2002

Senate Folds Pipeline Safety into Energy Bill

The Senate voted unanimously Friday to amend its broad energy bill to include previously passed legislation calling for stricter safety standards for natural gas and hazardous liquids pipelines.

March 11, 2002

Enron Case Proceeds on Multiple Fronts

The latest developments in the Enron case include the appointment of an examiner to monitor cash flows at Enron North America, reports that Arthur Andersen is seeking a total settlement of claims against the accounting firm relating to Enron, and statements by Enron’s interim CEO Stephen Cooper that the bankrupt company is planning a “broad legal assault” against individuals who forced the company into bankruptcy.

February 25, 2002

Duke, Sempra Properties Caught in Argentine Currency Devaluation

Argentina’s economic “restoration plans” that include a devaluation of the currency announced on Jan. 6 will impact a number of companies with operations in South America, including Sempra Energy, Duke Energy and other private-sector investors in utility and energy projects in South America’s third largest economy.

January 14, 2002