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EVA: Demand Destruction Still Occurring, Some Will Be Permanent

High gas prices have caused severe and lasting demand destruction in the industrial sector, wiping out at least 2.8 Bcf/d of industrial consumption so far. But the situation is likely to get even worse before it gets better, according to Energy Ventures Analysis (EVA).

September 22, 2003

EVA: Demand Destruction Still Occurring, Some Will Be Permanent

High gas prices have caused severe and lasting demand destruction in the industrial sector, wiping out at least 2.8 Bcf/d of industrial consumption so far. According to Arlington, VA-based Energy Ventures Analysis’ (EVA) annual Fuelcast long-term outlook, industrial demand probably will decline another 2.5 Bcf/d before it begins to recover, and the recovery isn’t likely to happen soon.

September 16, 2003

Mirant Says Earnings Overstated by $41M, But No Fraud Involved

Mirant Corp. reported last Thursday it overstated its net income from 1999 through the first half of this year by $41 million, but it said an independent review of its books found no fraud was committed by the company. The Atlanta-based company also revealed that the Department of Justice is looking into its energy trading practices and certain accounting matters.

November 11, 2002

Nearly All Weekend Prices Softer, But Rallying Late

Overall prices for the weekend softened in Friday’s trading, butsome sizeable rebounds were occurring towards mid-morning as cashfollowed the screen back up after having previously followed itlower, several traders said.

February 7, 2000

FERC Delays Sonat’s Rate Hike

Sonat’s proposed $82 million rate hike hit a snag last week, asFERC suspended any increase from occurring until March 1 and calledfor a hearing where opposition to the proposal can presentinformation.

October 4, 1999

FERC Delays Sonat’s Rate Hike

Sonat’s proposed $82 million rate hike hit a major snag lastweek as FERC suspended any increase from occurring until March 1and called for a hearing where opposition to the proposal canpresent information.

October 4, 1999

Independence Raked Over by Potential Rival

CNG Transmission Corp. last week called on FERC to dismiss thepending application of potential competitor Independence Pipeline,claiming that the 400-mile project was based on out-dated andfaulty demand projections for the Northeast gas market and lackedbinding precedent agreements. In addition, it said Independence hasdrawn “substantial opposition” from affected landowners andenvironmental groups.

January 25, 1999

Cash Prices Ride Screen Coattails to Big Gains

A skyrocketing futures screen took cash along with it Monday,with increases of up to a dime or more occurring at many pricepoints. The surge carried some Midwestern citygates at Michigan andChicago back to the plus side of $2 for the first time since earlyAugust.

August 18, 1998

Paper Warns of Just Building Brand

A white paper released by Prosper Business Development Corp.outlines three phases of revolution occurring in the energyindustry and explains three mistakes marketers must avoid to ensuresuccess in the competitive marketplace. The paper addressesdifferences from telecommunications deregulation and warns of ashakeout for energy marketing executives who fail to respond to thederegulating market.

April 16, 1998
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