Purchase

Duke Builds Power, Gas Marketing with NP Energy

Duke Energy Trading and Marketing (DETM) added 1 Bcf/d of gassales and 14.07 million MWh of power sales to its marketingoperation with the purchase of NP Energy, which was at No. 20 inNGI’s power marketer ranking by volume in the third quarter. Themove pushes Duke up to No. 3 from No. 5 in gas marketing and to No.4 from the No. 7 spot in power based on third quarter volumes.

December 28, 1998

Duke Buying Australian Power Business

Duke Energy International, LLC (DEI) acquired Broken HillProprietary Company Ltd.’s power business (BHP Power) for $315million. The purchase will establish DEI as an industrial energyfacility operator in the emerging competitive Australianelectricity market.

December 21, 1998

AEP Closes Deal on Equitable Midstream Assets

AEP Resources Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of AmericanElectric Power, completed the purchase of the midstream gasoperations of Equitable Resources Inc.

December 7, 1998

Illinova Energy Grabs Michigan Foothold with EMC

Illinova Energy Partners, one of the top-30 largest powermarketing operations in the nation, grabbed a foothold in theMichigan retail gas and power market with the purchase of EMC GasTransmission Co. Terms of the merger were not disclosed.

October 22, 1998

PP&L Resources Acquires Penn Fuel Gas Operations

PP&L Resources Inc. announced that it acquired Penn FuelGas, a gas distributor and storage company, in a stock transactionvalued at $133 million. The purchase was the latest step by theutility company to diversify its portfolio of energy products andservices, said PP&L Resources President William F. Hecht.

August 24, 1998

Tesoro Boosts Gas Reserves with Purchase

Tesoro E&P Company L.P., a wholly-owned affiliate of TesoroPetroleum Corp., announced earlier this week it purchased a 50%working interest from Sheridan Energy in the Stiles Ranch Fieldnorth of Amarillo, TX.

August 12, 1998

CMS to Acquire Midcontinent Gatherer/Processor

CMS Energy would boost its presence in the Midcontinent with thepurchase of Continental Natural Gas for $155 million. The companiesagreed for CMS to acquire 100% of Continental’s common stock andassume Continental debt. The deal is worth about $90 million indebt and $65 million in equity for an approximate total value of$155 million. The agreement is subject to Continental shareholderapproval, and majority shareholders have said they favor it.Closing is expected early in the fourth quarter.

August 4, 1998

HI Plans Rhode Island Merchant Plant

Houston Industries Power Generation, a subsidiary of HoustonIndustries, signed an option agreement to purchase a 33-acre sitefrom the R.I. Resource Recovery Corp. This site is the planned home for RI Hope Energy, a 500 MW merchant plant to servederegulated wholesale markets in Rhode Island and New England. RIHope Energy will be in an industrial park currently being developedby RIRRC in Johnston, RI.

July 2, 1998
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