Felipe Calderon, Mexico’s popular and vocal energy minister, submitted his resignation Monday following a political rally in which some of his supporters urged him to run for president in 2006. President Vicente Fox, who had appointed Calderon in September 2003, said the rally was “both out of place and the wrong time.”
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Market Needs More Basis Risk Management, LDC Hedging, Says Marketing Veteran
Higher and more volatile natural gas prices have created opportunities for some and challenges for others. Hedging became more popular with producers last year as they attempted to lock in higher prices. Meanwhile, gas buyers tangled with a difficult market while wondering what is to come.
Transwestern Offers Competition to El Paso in Phoenix Area
Phoenix, AZ, appears to be a popular destination for new natural gas deliveries as both Transwestern Pipeline and El Paso Natural Gas are working on delivering new supplies from their mainlines into the area.
Transwestern Offers Competition to El Paso in Phoenix Area
Phoenix, AZ, appears to be a popular destination for new natural gas deliveries as both Transwestern Pipeline and El Paso Natural Gas are working on delivering new supplies from their mainlines into the area.
ExxonMobil’s E&P Chief Elected President
In a clear indication of who will eventually be tapped to assume the role now occupied by popular ExxonMobil Corp. Chairman Lee Raymond, the board of directors on Thursday elected Rex Tillerson president of the corporation effective Monday (March 1). Raymond, 65, will remain chairman and CEO the board said.
ExxonMobil’s E&P Chief Elected President
In a clear indication of who will eventually be tapped to assume the role now occupied by popular ExxonMobil Corp. Chairman Lee Raymond, the board of directors on Thursday elected Rex Tillerson president of the corporation effective Monday (March 1). Raymond, 65, will remain chairman and CEO, the board said.
Calpine Prices Canadian Natural Gas Trust Units; 28 MMcf/d in Play
In what is becoming a popular investment vehicle for its Canadian operations, San Jose, CA-based Calpine Corp. announced recently that it is pricing an initial sale of 18.4 million trust units at C$10/unit as part of a sale of the Calpine Natural Gas Trust (CNG Trust), which will acquire selected Calpine Canadian oil/gas properties. It is expected to close Wednesday and make its first cash distribution Dec. 15.
Calpine Prices Canadian Natural Gas Trust Units; 28 MMcf/d in Play
In what is becoming a popular investment vehicle for its Canadian operations, San Jose, CA-based Calpine Corp. announced Friday that it is pricing an initial sale of 18.4 million trust units at Cdn$10/unit as part of a sale of the Calpine Natural Gas Trust (CNG Trust), which will acquire selected Calpine Canadian oil/gas properties. It is expected to close Oct. 15, and make its first cash distribution Dec. 15, 2003.
Revised Forecasts Awaken Futures Bears from Brief Hibernation
It was a popular belief heading into last weekend that the only thing that could subvert a gap-higher open in the natural gas pit on Monday was a substantial revision in the short- and intermediate-term weather forecasts. The potential last week of Old Man Winter making one last appearance across much of the Plains, Midwest and Northeast was too scintillating for traders not to buy into it — even though the cold weather was still a week or more away.
Williams, Calpine in the Convertibles Market
Convertible securities are becoming a popular vehicle among energy companies as a quick fix for Wall Street’s cash flow concerns in the wake of Enron’s bankruptcy. Williams announced its own program Friday, saying it plans this week to offer $1 billion in securities automatically convertible into company stock, as part of a previously announced plan to maintain the company’s investment-grade credit ratings.