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Coral Power LLC, a power marketer in the Southeast region, has called on FERC to “act quickly to bring the southeastern U.S. electric power market back in line” with the agency’s pro-competitive policies.

A prototype sensor that can quickly and cost-effectively measure pitting and deterioration of natural gas pipelines has moved one step closer to being commercialized, the Department of Energy (DOE) said last week.

A prototype sensor that can quickly and cost-effectively measure pitting and deterioration of natural gas pipelines has moved one step closer to being commercialized, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.

A prototype sensor that can quickly and cost-effectively measure pitting and deterioration of natural gas pipelines has moved one step closer to being commercialized, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.

President Bush called on the House and Senate Thursday to quickly settle the tax-related conflict that has halted progress on comprehensive energy legislation for weeks, and get a “common sense, reasonable energy” measure to his desk for his signature before Congress adjourns for the year.

For the third-straight trading session, natural gas futures tumbled early, but quickly stabilized Monday as traders continue to view the market with apprehension. On one side is the market’s seasonal tendency to rally in September; on the other is the bearish storage and weather outlook.

Just when the impact of Hurricane Claudette was quickly fading away, Tropical Depression Six entered the scene with route projections into the eastern Gulf of Mexico. The storm may have been a catalyst for the market to begin a correction Monday. Significant short covering Monday morning and technical buying interest in the afternoon propelled the August contract to a high of $5.18 and left it up 8.5 cents for the day at $5.107. The daily low was $5.030.

Part of Wall Street spoke quickly and cautiously last Tuesday despite the separation of the Canada-to-California interstate PG&E Gas Transmission-Northwest pipeline from the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing made by its parent, the PG&E Corp.’s merchant energy group, earlier in the day. The pipeline still could be sold off in the bankruptcy proceeding, a spokesperson said.

Part of Wall Street spoke quickly and cautiously late Tuesday despite the separation of the Canada-to-California interstate PG&E Gas Transmission-Northwest pipeline from the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing made by its parent, the PG&E Corp.’s merchant energy group, earlier in the day. The pipeline still could be sold off in the bankruptcy proceeding, a spokesperson said.