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Land Disputes Hold Up Some Projects in Far North

Despite a regional pocket of persistent resistance, Canadian producers keep on expanding their northern frontier of natural gas development by connecting newly-discovered reserves to the pipeline grid. While a small Indian band continued to hold up the action last week in a 50,000-square-mile area of northeastern British Columbia, the industry moved to add an entirely new supply area in the southern Northwest Territories.

September 4, 2001

Wagner: CA Cannot ‘Substantiate’ $8.9B Refund Claim

The state of California’s persistent claim that it’s owed $8.9 billion for electricity overcharges during the May 2000-May 2001 period “has not and cannot be substantiated,” said Chief Administrative Law Judge Curtis L Wagner in his report and recommendations to the full Commission last week.

July 16, 2001

Wagner: CA Failed to ‘Substantiate’ $8.9B Refund Claim

The state of California’s persistent claim that it’s owed $8.9 billion on electricity overcharges for the May 2000-May 2001 period “has not and cannot be substantiated,” said Chief Administrative Law Judge Curtis L Wagner in his report and recommendations to the full Commission yesterday.

July 13, 2001

NEB Finds No Fault With Canadian Gas Prices

Amid persistent questions about supplies and sustained highprices, the Canadian natural gas community heard a reassuring word— it is not an issue in the federal election, and its defendersare armed with answers if critics step forward before the Nov. 27vote. The good word — and the defense arsenal — came from theNational Energy Board, in a 61-page market assessment released asthe Canadian campaign entered its second week at the same time asfalling thermometers signaled the onset of heating season.

November 6, 2000

NEB Finds No Fault With Canadian Gas Prices

Amid persistent questions about supplies and sustained high prices, the Canadian natural gas community heard a reassuring word — it is not an issue in the federal election, and its defenders are armed with answers if critics step forward before the Nov. 27 vote. The good word — and the defense arsenal — came from the National Energy Board, in a 61-page market assessment released as the Canadian campaign entered its second week at the same time as falling thermometers signaled the onset of heating season.

November 6, 2000

Fourth Time is a Charm for Persistent Bulls

For the fourth straight trading session, natural gas futuresraced off to a fast start Wednesday as locals and speculators triedagain to push the market through key resistance and above therecent trading range. But unlike the failure and subsequent sellingthat plagued the market on the prior three occasions, yesterday’smarket was able to hold on and add to gains late in the day. TheAugust contract finished at $2.253, up 5.5 cents.

July 22, 1999
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