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The board of directors of ISO New England Inc. last week decided to move ahead with the creation of a regional transmission organization (RTO) for New England and plans to file a joint proposal with New England transmission owners at FERC by the end of October.

A federal judge in Lufkin, TX has given a group of landowners the green light to proceed with a lawsuit against Houston-based Gulf South Pipeline Co. LP after finding that federal pipe inspectors and the natural gas pipeline failed to properly respond to complaints alleging a rash of safety violations.

A federal judge in Lufkin, TX gave a group of landowners the green light to proceed with a lawsuit against Houston-based Gulf South Pipeline Co. LP after finding that federal pipe inspectors and the natural gas pipeline failed to properly respond to complaints alleging a series of safety violations.

FERC Chairman Pat Wood has asked the Department of Commerce to give coastal zone clearance to Millennium Pipeline so it can proceed toward construction of the U.S. leg of the project, a 442-mile natural gas line that would deliver up to 700 MMcf/d from the Canadian border to the New York City market.

FERC Chairman Pat Wood has asked the Department of Commerce to give coastal zone clearance to Millennium Pipeline so it can proceed toward construction of the U.S. leg of the project, a 442-mile natural gas line that would deliver up to 700 MMcf/d from the Canadian border to the New York City market.

A California state court judge in San Diego Wednesday added to the state energy crisis litigation glut by agreeing that a class action lawsuit against El Paso Corp. and Sempra Energy’s two natural gas utilities can move forward, setting a preliminary trial date of Sept. 4, 2003. At issue are allegations the nation’s largest interstate gas pipeline company and the two Southern California utilities conspired to keep out competing pipelines that would have prevented the severe wholesale gas price spikes at the California-Arizona border in the 2000-2001 time frame.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given Iroquois Gas Transmission System a green light to proceed with the construction of the pipeline portion of the Eastchester Expansion project, the first interstate pipe to be built into New York City in about 40 years. The proposed line would serve power generation and traditional gas customers in the New York market.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given Iroquois Gas Transmission System a green light to proceed with the construction of the pipeline portion of the Eastchester Expansion project, the first interstate pipe to be built into New York City in about 40 years. The proposed line would serve power generation and traditional gas customers in the New York market.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given Iroquois Gas Transmission System a green light to proceed with the construction of the pipeline portion of the Eastchester Expansion project, the first interstate pipe to be built into New York City in about 40 years. The proposed line would serve power generation and traditional gas customers in the New York market.