ANR said the start of horsepower maintenance at its St. John (IN)Compressor Station, which had been scheduled for today (see Daily GPI,Oct. 25) has been delayed untilNov. 2. However, it is still projecting completion of the work forNov. 22. There is still an associated capacity reduction of 100,000Dth/d, ANR said, but it also still thinks nomination cuts may beminimized or eliminated by cooler market area weather.
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House Democrats Vow to Block Pipe Safety Rider
Reps. James L. Oberstar (D-MN), John D. Dingell (D-MI) and David R. Obey (D-WI) sent letters to President Clinton and House Democratic Minority Leader Richard A. Gephardt last week urging rejection of an effort to include the Senate’s pipeline safety bill (S. 2438) as a rider to an appropriations bill or other “must-pass” legislation.
House Democrats Vow to Block Pipe Safety Rider
Reps. James L. Oberstar (D-MN), John D. Dingell (D-MI) and DavidR. Obey (D-WI) sent letters to President Clinton and HouseDemocratic Minority Leader Richard A. Gephardt last week urgingrejection of an effort to include the Senate’s pipeline safety bill(S. 2438) as a rider to an appropriations bill or other “must-pass”legislation.
BP Amoco To Spur 10% Growth With Capital Spending
Admitting that the company’s “investment phase” has slowedearnings growth for the past 18 months, BP Amoco Plc’s CEO Sir JohnBrowne yesterday predicted investors will see a 10%/year return oninvestment for the next three years, fueled by a 13% increase incapital spending, slashed costs and increased productivity.
Dingell Urges Major Review Of Office of Pipeline Safety
Rep. John Dingell of Michigan, the ranking Democrat on the HouseCommerce Committee, has called on Transportation Secretary RodneyE. Slater to undertake a “thorough review and restructuring” of thedepartment’s Office of Pipeline Safety (OPS) in the wake of a newreport that contends OPS officials have become too cozy with thepipelines that they are supposed to bee regulating.
Dingell Urges Major Review of OPS
Rep. John Dingell of Michigan, the ranking Democrat on the HouseCommerce Committee, has called on Transportation Secretary RodneyE. Slater to undertake a “thorough review and restructuring” of thedepartment’s Office of Pipeline Safety (OPS) in the wake of a newreport that contends the agency has become too cozy with thepipelines it is supposed to be regulating.
GRI and IGT Form GTI
GRI and the Institute of Gas Technology (IGT) named theirrecently merged organizations the Gas Technology Institute (GTI)last week and formed a senior management team led by John F.Riordan, president and CEO. The research groups announced theirmerger in April, saying it was mainly an effort to reduceoverlapping dues paid by their members and to combine the variousstrengths of the two entities.
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.
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.
Duke Reorganizes Pipeline Team
Duke Energy Gas Transmission has named Tom O’Connor, TheopolisHoleman, Dorothy Ables and Richard Kruse to new positions as seniorvice presidents. This new market-oriented executive team willreport to Robert B. Evans, president of Duke Energy GasTransmission, and will be responsible for the management of DukeEnergy’s interstate natural gas pipelines.