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TransCanada Snags ANR Pipe, Great Lakes Gas, MI Storage for $4B

El Paso Corp. on Friday sold its prized ANR Pipeline Co., Michigan storage assets and its 50% interest in Great Lakes Gas Transmission to TransCanada Corp. and TC PipeLines LP for $4.135 billion, which includes $744 million in debt. The sale, rumored after El Paso’s proposed Continental Connector pipeline project fell through, is expected to close early next year.

February 23, 2007

Southern Union Venture Wins Bid to Buy Enron’s Pipes for $2.45B

A joint venture of Southern Union Co. and a General Electric Co. unit won the bidding war last week to acquire Enron Corp.’s prized domestic natural gas pipeline unit, CrossCountry Energy, in a transaction valued at $2.45 billion.

September 6, 2004

Issuing Equity May Offer Positives for Debt-Laden Energy Merchants

Debt-laden and cash-poor energy merchants with few prized assets left to sell should consider selling stock — if they have access to the capital markets. The equity sales would only have a “neutral to mildly negative” effect for many companies, according to a new study.

January 13, 2003

Issuing Equity May Offer Positives for Debt-Laden Energy Merchants

Debt-laden and cash-poor energy merchants with few prized assets left to sell should consider selling stock — if they have access to the capital markets. The equity sales would only have a “neutral to mildly negative” effect for many companies, according to a new study.

January 7, 2003

Tetco Proposes Substitute for Independence Project

The battle over who will get to build new pipeline capacity tothe prized Northeast gas market has reached a feverish pitch, withsponsors dreaming up ways to knock out their competitors’ projects.ANR Pipeline and National Fuel Gas Supply Corp., sponsors of theproposed Independence Pipeline, recently suggested a plan thatwould wipe out a large part of Columbia Gas Transmission’sMillennium Pipeline project. And Texas Eastern Transmission (Tetco)has joined the ranks, devising a proposal that could obviate theneed for the controversial Independence line altogether and part ofan associated project.

June 28, 1999

Tetco Proposes Independence Project Substitute

The battle over who will get to build new pipeline capacity tothe prized Northeast gas market has reached a feverish pitch, withsponsors dreaming up ways to knock out their competitors’ projects.ANR Pipeline and National Fuel Gas Supply Corp., sponsors of theproposed Independence Pipeline, recently proposed a plan that couldwipe out a large part of Columbia Gas Transmission’s MillenniumPipeline project. And Texas Eastern Transmission (Tetco) has joinedthe ranks, devising a proposal that could obviate the need forIndependence altogether and part of an associated project.

June 24, 1999

ANR Tries to Protect WI Market from New Rival

After an assault on its prized Wisconsin markets earlier thismonth by a formidable new rival pipeline project proposed by Wicor,Viking Gas and CMS Energy, ANR Pipeline came out shooting last weekwith a pledge to continue its annual expansions into the state. TheCoastal Corp. subsidiary said its “10-Cent Solution” program, whichhas yielded two expansion projects in the last eighteen months willcontinue to be the best option for gas shippers in the region. Thisyear’s open season started last week and will continue throughApril 30 for new firm transportation service starting Nov. 1, 2001.

March 22, 1999

Equitable Puts LIG, Gulf Coast Midstream Assets on Block

A big shift in strategy led Equitable Resources to put some ofits most prized Gulf Coast midstream assets on the auction blocklast week. The company announced it is selling the 1,900-mileLouisiana Interstate Gas pipeline (including a 500 MMcf/dDepartment of Energy oil line it converted to transport naturalgas), the 3.6 Bcf capacity Jefferson Island salt dome storageproject and its gas and power marketing operation. The gasmarketing operation sold 500 Bcf of gas in 1997.

March 23, 1998
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