The onslaught of what is developing into the most severe winter weather of the 2006-07 season so far in key market areas, eclipsing even the January blizzards, trumped the previous day’s 60.1-cent plunge in March futures as chief cash market influence Tuesday. The result was rising prices at nearly all points, led by triple-digit spikes at several Northeast citygates.
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AEP Plans to Cut Dividend, Work Force After Revealing 4Q Loss
Following an onslaught of bad news including the announcement of a fourth quarter net loss, American Electric Power Co. (AEP) shares fell more than 5% Friday $25.65. The company reported a fourth quarter net loss of $837 million, or $2.47 a share, compared to net income of $52 million, or 16 cents a share a year earlier.
FERC to Address Competing Pipeline Projects
Faced with an onslaught of new pipeline projects, FERC this weekis expected to propose a policy statement that seeks to establish a”framework” by which it can pick the winner when two or moreprojects are destined for the same market [PL99-3]. The Commissionhas listed discussion of a policy statement on pipelineconstruction certificates on the docket for its regular openmeeting Wednesday. It will be FERC’s last meeting until September.
FERC Expected to Address Competing Pipeline Projects
Faced with an onslaught of new pipeline projects, FERC this weekis expected to propose a policy statement that some say willestablish a “framework” to help the Commission select a winner whentwo or more projects are destined for the same market [PL99-3]. TheCommission has listed discussion of a policy statement on pipelineconstruction certificates on the agenda for its regular openmeeting Wednesday.
Avista Picks Up Vitol; Joins Top 10 Power Marketers
Avista Energy, a Washington Water Power (WWP) affiliate,continued its expansion onslaught Thursday by announcing that itacquired Vitol Gas and Electric LLC, a full service energy marketerserving the eastern U.S. Terms of the agreement were not madepublic. The deal is expected to close in early 1999.