California regulators this week could start to lessen some of the uncertainty surrounding the in-state markets in the first of a series of natural gas infrastructure expansion decisions that ultimately could greatly expand the two major utility intra-state transmission/storage systems and make it easier for new interstate expansion projects into the state to get completed.
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FERC Approves North Baja Pipeline
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission set its seal, pending environmental review, on another westward-bound pipeline project Wednesday. The North Baja Pipeline will carry up to 500 MMcf/d from a connection with El Paso Natural Gas near Ehrenberg, AZ to fuel power plants and gas distribution systems in Northern Mexico and Southern California.
May 17, 2001
Desperation Marks CA Power Crisis Proposals
A shroud of desperation enveloped California officials Monday, stretching from the state Capitol in Sacramento, west to San Francisco, and south to Los Angeles as regulators and a federal bankruptcy judge wrestled with the state’s electricity crisis, but with no indication of when and how the battle will end.
May 15, 2001
Administration Favors Clean Coal, Arctic Development
Development of clean coal and Arctic oil and gas are running high on the Bush Administration’s list, according to FY 2002 budget proposals released last Monday, which followed on statements by Vice President Dick Cheney.
April 16, 2001
Administration Favors Clean Coal, Arctic Development
Development of clean coal and Arctic oil and gas are running high on the Bush Administration’s list, according to FY 2002 budget proposals released Monday and weekend statements by Vice President Dick Cheney.
April 10, 2001
GPU Opens Bidding for Competitive Default Service
In complying with its 1998 Pennsylvania restructuring settlement, GPU Energy has issued a request for proposals (RFP) from electricity suppliers interested in providing competitive default service (CDS) to customers in its Metropolitan Edison Co. and Pennsylvania Electric Co. service territories.
April 9, 2001
GPU Opens Bidding for Competitive Default Service
In complying with its 1998 Pennsylvania restructuringsettlement, GPU Energy has issued a request for proposals (RFP)from electricity suppliers interested in providing competitivedefault service (CDS) to customers in its Metropolitan Edison Co.and Pennsylvania Electric Co. service territories.
April 2, 2001
Energy Task Force Proposals Should Be Ready in April
The White House energy task force plans to forwardrecommendations for a national energy policy to Capitol Hill inearly April, according to a high-level staff official for the taskforce.
March 5, 2001
Energy Task Force Proposals to Be Ready in April
The White House energy task force plans to forwardrecommendations for a national energy policy to Capitol Hill inearly April, according to a top staff official for the task force.
February 28, 2001
Anadarko Beats Out Hunt for Berkley Petroleum
Just days after Houston-based Anadarko said it would boost itsspending in Canada this year (see Daily GPI, Feb. 12), the independent played whiteknight Monday, agreeing to acquire gas-rich Berkley PetroleumCorp. for $777 million, further boosting its Canadian reserves andpulling the rug out from under another Texas-based producer that hadset its sights on the company two months ago.
February 13, 2001
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