Profoundly

Boundary Battle: Newfoundland 1, Nova Scotia 0

Calling the decision “profoundly disappointing,” Nova Scotia Premier John Hamm promised to defend his province’s position that it owns most of the Laurentian sub-basin, an undersea area south of the Grand Banks that may hold huge reserves of oil and natural gas. An arbitration panel rejected Nova Scotia’s contention that its marine boundary with Newfoundland was established 37 years ago.

May 28, 2001

Boundary Battle: Newfoundland 1, Nova Scotia 0

Calling the decision “profoundly disappointing,” Nova Scotia Premier John Hamm promised to defend his province’s position that it owns most of the Laurentian sub-basin, an undersea area south of the Grand Banks that may hold huge reserves of oil and natural gas. An arbitration panel rejected Nova Scotia’s contention that its marine boundary with Newfoundland was established 37 years ago.

May 24, 2001

CPUC, El Paso Spar over Causes for High Gas Prices

With California caught in the “midst of a profoundlyserious…crisis” in its deregulated energy markets, the CaliforniaPublic Utilities Commission (CPUC) has called on FERC to “actimmediately” on its complaint against El Paso Natural Gas toprovide some price relief for natural gas and electric customers inthe state.

December 15, 2000

Arthur Andersen Sees Structural Change from Oil to Energy

In case anyone hadn’t noticed, profoundly depressed commodityprices have the world oil industry facing serious uncertainty overits future, according to the 1999 edition of World Oil Trends, ajoint report by Arthur Andersen and Cambridge Energy ResearchAssociates (CERA).

February 15, 1999

Study: Current Oil Slump Unlike the Last One

In case anyone hadn’t noticed, profoundly depressed commodityprices have the world oil industry facing serious uncertainty overits future, according to the 1999 edition of World Oil Trends, ajoint report by Arthur Andersen and Cambridge Energy ResearchAssociates (CERA).

February 9, 1999