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OCC Deregulating ONG Gathering, Storage

Gathering and storage assets of Oklahoma Natural Gas (ONG) andKansas Gas Service (KGS) are headed for deregulation, much to thechagrin of the Oklahoma Attorney General’s office. The move evengives pause to one of the three commissioners on the OklahomaCorporation Commission (OCC).

July 19, 1999

Storage Gives Bulls Much Needed Reprieve

After a brief and uninspired upside push was thwarted, naturalgas futures continued lower yesterday as follow-through sellingtook prices to their lowest level since April. No fresh news wasseen influencing prices, and as a result bears remained solidly incontrol, traders said. The August contract finished down an evennickel at $2.141.

July 8, 1999

Producers Like Largent-Markey Electric Bill, Hate Mandate

Although the much-touted electricity restructuring billintroduced by Reps. Steve Largent (R-OK) and Edward Markey (D-MA)would slash the renewable portfolio mandate proposed by the Clintonadministration by more than half, natural gas producers stillaren’t quite satisfied.

June 7, 1999

Producers Like Largent-Markey Bill, Hate Mandate

Although the much-touted electricity restructuring billintroduced by Reps. Steve Largent (R-OK) and Edward Markey (D-MA)would slash the renewable portfolio mandate proposed by the Clintonadministration by more than half, natural gas producers stillaren’t quite satisfied.

June 4, 1999

Gas To Ease Electric’s Growing Pains: INGAA

The potential for new natural gas-fired generating capacity overthe next decade is as much as double that of some initial industryforecasts, according to a new study commissioned by the INGAAFoundation.

June 3, 1999

Avista Targeting Growth Through Technology

Although Avista Corp. has yet to garner much attention on WallStreet, the company is expecting its share price will rise as itsstrategy unfolds. Corporate strategy views technology and billconsolidation services as the gateway to a significant nationwidemarketing presence.

May 26, 1999

House Lawmakers Far Apart on Power Restructuring

A House Commerce subcommittee hearing last week revealed thatlawmakers aren’t much closer to agreement on the tough,controversial issues associated with restructuring of the powerindustry than they were a year ago.

May 24, 1999

House Lawmakers Far Apart on Restructuring

A House Commerce subcommittee hearing yesterday revealed thatlawmakers aren’t much closer to agreement on the tough,controversial issues associated with restructuring of the powerindustry than they were a year ago.

May 21, 1999

After Shaky Start, Futures Able to Bubble Higher

After see-sawing 2 cents on either side of unchanged for much ofthe Nymex trading session yesterday, the futures market rumbledhigher late in the day to finish near its high. The June contractfinished up 2.9 cents at $2.302, which places it squarely in themiddle of its recent $2.205-$2.405 trading range. Estimated volumewas a relatively light 32,280.

May 11, 1999

Kansas Unbundling NOI Responses Vary

Eskridge, KS (Pop. 518), can live without unbundled gas service, thank you very much. The city-owned Eskridge Gas System, which serves about 587 customers in Eskridge and four nearby communities, would rather not be bothered with trying to educate customers about gas supplier choice.

May 3, 1999