Limiting

Transportation Notes

Sonat said it planned to implement an OFO Type 3 for sevendelivery groups Sunday and was anticipating it would beallocating/limiting interruptible capacity for the ChattanoogaGroup and North Alabama Group until further notice. Based onweather forecasts and projected demand, it is likely that the OFOand allocations will remain in effect through at least the end oftoday’s gas day, the pipeline said Friday. Nine groups on Sonat’sSouth Georgia system became subject to an OFO Type 22 Sunday.

December 4, 2000

EISA, NEM Battle Price Caps, Re-Regulation and Lack of Supply

More power generation, more competitive choices for customersand less regulation are the keys to limiting power price increases,according to the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), and theNational Energy Marketers Association (NEM), which are mountingseparate attempts to diffuse growing public outrage over energyprice increases.

August 14, 2000

IPPs Battle Price Caps, Re-Regulation

More power generation, more competitive choices for customersand less regulation — not more — are the keys to limiting powerprice increases, according to independent power producers,attempting to diffuse growing public outrage over price increases.

August 10, 2000

Transportation Notes

Florida Gas Transmission began unplanned maintenance Saturday atCompressor Station 7.5 in Port Barre, LA. It is expected to lastthrough May 8 and is limiting upstream volumes to 875 MMcf/d.

May 2, 2000

CA Governor Signs Law to Restrict Unbundling

California Gov. Gray Davis has signed a bill severely limitingthe future of retail gas unbundling in the state, keeping it on aseparate, more restricted track than electricity. AB 1421 replacesa one-year ban on further gas unbundling passed last year by thestate legislature. The measure was strongly backed byinvestor-owned utilities and utility unions.

October 18, 1999

CA Governor Signs Law to Restrict Unbundling

California Gov. Gray Davis has signed a bill severely limitingthe future of retail gas unbundling in the state, keeping it on aseparate, more restricted track than electricity. AB 1421 replacesa one-year ban on further gas unbundling passed last year by thestate legislature. The measure was strongly backed byinvestor-owned utilities and utility unions (see Daily GPI, Sept.13).

October 13, 1999

Clinton May Sign Kyoto Accord as ‘Goodwill’ Token

President Clinton is expected to sign in a week or two the Kyotoagreement on limiting greenhouse gas emissions, but his action willbe seen as “more of a gesture of goodwill” to the conferencecurrently underway in Argentina further addressing the issue,according to Capitol Hill and gas industry sources. He has nointention of submitting the accord for ratification to the Senate,which is sharply opposed to it.

November 10, 1998
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