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Murkowski Outlines Senate’s Electric Restructuring Agenda

The U.S. Senate is closing in on a set schedule of hearings forall pending federal electric deregulation proposals, Senate EnergyCommittee Chairman Frank Murkowski (R-AK) said at a committeehearing last week. The schedule will include a hearing date for theDept. of Energy (DOE) Secretary Bill Richardson’s administrationproposal, allowing interested parties to comment on itscontroversial 7.5% renewable energy mandate.

May 31, 1999

Murkowski Outlines Senate’s Electric Deregulation Agenda

The U.S. Senate is closing in on a set schedule of hearings forall pending federal electric deregulation proposals, Senate EnergyCommittee Chairman Frank Murkowski (R-AK) said at a committeehearing Wednesday. The schedule will include a hearing date for theDept. of Energy Secretary Bill Richardson’s administrationproposal, allowing interested parties to comment on itscontroversial 7.5% renewable energy mandate.

May 26, 1999

NEB Outlines Competitive Policy in Approving Vector

For the second time in five months, the National Energy Boardhas served notice that competition has arrived to stay in theCanadian natural gas pipeline community.

April 5, 1999

Natural’s Capacity Auction Procedures Get Nod at FERC

FERC yesterday approved, subject to modifications, a majorcontested settlement that outlines how Natural Gas Pipeline Co. ofAmerica (NGPL) will auction off long- and short-term transportationcapacity on its system. Although the Commission stressed theNatural auction shouldn’t be considered a blueprint for theproposed auction procedures that are now being considered forindustry-wide use, the decision does provide a sneak preview intoFERC’s thinking on the issue.

November 11, 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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