Nature

Some Firmness Lingers Amid Overall Price Dips

Following two days of mostly higher quotes, the cash market acknowledged the continuing bearish nature of weather, screen and storage factors — supplemented by the extra decline of industrial load associated with a long holiday weekend — by falling from a couple of pennies to around 40 cents at a solid majority of points Friday. Westcoast Station 2 was a special case in plunging about C80 cents.

January 17, 2006

Post: Enron Directors Knew of Dubious Partnerships Four Years Ago

Members of Enron Corp.’s board of directors were briefed as far back as four years ago about the nature and structure of the controversial off-balance-sheet partnerships whose losses led to the downfall and bankruptcy of the once-powerful energy trader, according to a report in The Washington Post last Thursday.

February 4, 2002

Post: Enron Directors Knew of Dubious Partnerships Four Years Ago

Members of Enron Corp.’s board of directors were briefed as far back as four years ago about the nature and structure of the controversial off-balance-sheet partnerships whose losses led to the downfall and bankruptcy of the once-powerful energy trader, according to a report in The Washington Post Thursday.

February 1, 2002

FERC Calls KN Wattenberg System Gathering, OKs Sale

FERC last week ruled that KN Wattenberg Transmission LLC’s entire interstate pipeline system is gathering in nature and thus exempt from Commission jurisdiction.

November 26, 2001

Weather Masks Tight Market, But Stability Should Stay Awhile

For now, California and other parts of the nation can thank Mother Nature for saving consumers from severe and sustained summer energy price spikes, and perhaps bolstering the political resolve to keep pushing ahead with market-based energy solutions, said a Wall Street analyst with Commerzbank Securities. However, the market fundamentals are still present to sustain higher-than-historic prices and volatility, particularly for natural gas.

August 20, 2001

Weather Masks Tight Market, But Stability Should Stay Awhile

For now, California and other parts of the nation can thank Mother Nature for saving consumers from severe and sustained summer energy price spikes, and perhaps bolstering the political resolve to keep pushing ahead with market-based energy solutions, said a Wall Street analyst with Commerzbank Securities. However, the market fundamentals are still present to sustain higher-than-historic prices and volatility, particularly for natural gas.

August 16, 2001

Gas Pipeline Rush is Alive, Well in NW

Nature’s severe downturn in the amounts of hydroelectricity in the western region over the past 12 months has been a giant wake-up call for natural gas as new gas-fired power plants are spurring an unprecedented rush to build added interstate pipeline transmission into Washington and Oregon.

June 25, 2001

Gas Pipeline Rush is Alive, Well in NW

Nature’s severe downturn in the amounts of hydroelectricity in the western region over the past 12 months has been a giant wake-up call for natural gas as new gas-fired power plants are spurring an unprecedented rush to build added interstate pipeline transmission into Washington and Oregon.

June 22, 2001

Dynegy’s Stock Falls Despite Bullish Forecast

Demonstrating the volatile nature of the stock market this week,Dynegy’s stock price dropped almost 7% yesterday despite ChuckWatson, CEO of Dynegy, announcing that the company expects firstquarter earnings to be 20% higher than industry estimates.

April 6, 2000

Experts Blame Partial Deregulation for Power Price Spike

The halfway nature of deregulation in the electric industry,which left market participants without the tools necessary to dealwith a sudden tight market situation-and panic-were criticalelements in the recent spiking of spot electric prices, marketexperts told congressmen Wednesday.

July 16, 1998
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