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Futures Tumble Lower into Weekend

Access trading kept traders on their toes late last week. Aftera more than 7-cent rally in last Wednesday’s computer-only tradingsession, the June contract doubled back Thursday evening, slippingmore than 5 cents lower before Friday’s open. And the selling wouldnot stop there as bears continued their push toward lower pricesthroughout the trading session Friday. June finished down 8.6 centsfor the day at $2.253.

May 3, 1999

Coral, AlliedSignal Form Distributed Generation Alliance

Since last summer Coral Energy and AlliedSignal Engines havekept a lid on their alliance to market cogeneration solutions toindustrial customers because the generation market has become socompetitive. The two companies finally brought the deal out in theopen last week. It is one of the first alliances between a majorenergy and financial services company and a leading manufacturer ofgas turbine engines for cogeneration units.

December 14, 1998

Market Continues to Build on Weather-Driven Gains

Cash prices kept climbing higher Tuesday, though not at thedazzling rate of Monday’s run-up. New gains of 20-40 cents at manypoints were still pretty impressive, though.

December 9, 1998

Futures Hold Amid Bearish Fundamentals

Lack of follow-through selling kept the bears guessing yesterdayat Nymex as the market ignored a trio of bearish factors-weather,storage, and cash prices-to trade nearly unchanged on the day. TheNovember contract was limited to a tight trading range and settleddown just 0.4 cents to $2.176 for the day. Estimated volume was43,394.

October 23, 1998

Hebert Steps Out in Front on Gas Issues

While FERC’s regulatory gas options paper so far has been kepttightly under wraps, Commissioner Curt L. Hebert Jr. clearly is nothiding his views on some of the most important issues theCommission will face over the next few years. In an articlepublished in the Energy Law Journal, Hebert begins to tackle thequestion of how the Commission can “develop incentives that willspur the industry to act more competitively.”

June 11, 1998
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