Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline said it signed a contractwith Enbridge Gas New Brunswick to jointly build a number offacilities required to serve the local distribution system in theprovince. Maritimes hopes to construct the facilities this year,depending on construction timelines and regulatory approvals. Itplans to apply soon for authorization from the National EnergyBoard to construct the seven custody transfer stations and the twosections of transmission pipeline. Maritimes will conduct a seriesof open houses in New Brunswick prior to submitting applications tothe National Energy Board. Meanwhile clearing activities continueon the Halifax Lateral Pipeline project. More than 80% of theclearing has been completed.
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Kinder Fully Subscribes NGPL Storage
Kinder Morgan’s Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America (NGPL)has fully subscribed its storage service with the latest of anumber of deals.
March 24, 2000
Internet Outshines Energy Stocks
Commodity prices are up, and the financial performance of anumber of energy companies is on the rise. The question being askedlast week in Houston was why are Wall Streeters treating energycompany stocks like ugly stepchildren?
February 14, 2000
Energy Execs Hunt For Share Price Multiples
Commodity prices are up, and the financial performance of anumber of energy companies is on the rise. The question being askedthis week in Houston is why are Wall Streeters treating energycompany stocks like ugly stepchildren?
February 11, 2000
Andersen, CERA Predicting Strong Gas Growth
Growth lies ahead for the North American gas industry as do anumber of risks and challenges, according to the just released”North American Natural Gas Trends 2000,” a joint report of ArthurAndersen and Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA).
January 21, 2000
Wisconsin Industrial, Utility Providers Back Guardian
A number of utility and industrial customers in Wisconsincontinue to register their support for the proposed GuardianPipeline, which — if built — would offer the state its firstglimpse of gas pipeline competition.
December 27, 1999
WI Industrial, Utility Providers Back Guardian
A number of utility and industrial customers in Wisconsincontinue to register their support for the proposed GuardianPipeline, which — if built — would offer the state its firstglimpse of gas pipeline competition.
December 22, 1999
Large Northern-Enron Contract Concerns GPM
Phillips subsidiary GPM Gas Corp. and a number of other NorthernNatural shippers are befuddled by a complex negotiated ratetransaction between Northern Natural and its affiliate Enron NorthAmerica Corp. that covers 295,000 MMBtu/d of firm transportationspace, or about one-third of Northern’s pipeline capacity. Thecontract was filed at FERC on Oct. 29 (Docket No. RP96-272).
November 22, 1999
Massive Northern-Enron Contract Concerns GPM
Phillips subsidiary GPM Gas Corp. and a number of other NorthernNatural shippers are befuddled by a complex negotiated ratetransaction between Northern Natural and its affiliate Enron NorthAmerica Corp. that covers 295,000 MMBtu/d of firm transportationspace, or about one-third of Northern’s pipeline capacity. Thecontract was filed at FERC on Oct. 29 (Docket No. RP96-272). GPMhas filed a protest and request for technical conference with FERCon the matter, saying the transaction is large, complex and maydiscriminate against other shippers.
November 17, 1999
Pipe Y2K Plans Have Shippers Worried
Dynegy Inc. told FERC last week it’s becoming alarmed at thegrowing number of varying Y2K contingency plans being filed bypipelines. The Commission should agree to allow one set ofprocedures for the entire industry, Dynegy suggested. Otherwisethere could be a state of panic on New Year’s eve when shippershave to deal with multiple sets of Y2K emergency nominationprocedures.
November 1, 1999
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