In the absence of any definitive regulatory or legislative moves as yet to implement a three-week-old memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the governor, Southern California Edison officials Tuesday acknowledged that creditors and other parts of the financial community are afraid the utility will join the state’s other major investor-owned utility, Pacific Gas and Electric, in bankruptcy court.
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Wisconsin Gets Major Gas Pipeline
Over bitter opposition from ANR Pipeline, the Federal EnergyRegulatory Commission issued a certificate to the 149-mile Guardianpipeline project yesterday, giving the upper Midwest another majorgas transporter.
Revocation of Market-Based Authority Sought for 18 CA Plants
Rep. Bob Filner (D-CA) has called on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to revoke the authority of 18 power generation facilities in California to sell electricity at market-based rates.
Elba Island LNG is Getting a New Route to Florida
El Paso subsidiary Southern Natural Gas Co. filed a certificate application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to construct and operate a $240 million pipeline to transport vaporized LNG to Jacksonville, FL, from a recommissioned import terminal at Elba Island, GA, near Savannah. (see Daily GPI, April 26, 2000).
IN Commission Clears Way For Cinergy Capital 130 MW Plant
A recent decision by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) has cleared the way for a Cinergy Capital & Trading (CC&T) Inc. subsidiary to start construction on a 130 MW, gas-fired electric peaking facility in Indiana.
Revocation of Market-Based Authority Sought for 19 CA Plants
Rep. Bob Filner (D-CA) has called on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to revoke the authority of 18 power generation facilities in California to sell electricity at market-based rates.
Laclede Gas Seeks OK on Weather Clause Plan
Laclede Gas Co. has asked for regulatory approval from the Missouri Public Service Commission to initiate a “weather clause” that it says would protect its 633,000 natural gas customers from weather-related fluctuations in their bills and would stabilize the company’s annual revenues.
Chevron Expands Australian LNG project
Regulatory approval by the government in Western Australia will allow Chevron Australia Pty Ltd. to move forward with a $1.6 billion expansion of its Australian LNG facilities, the North West Shelf Venture (NWSV) near Karratha, Western Australia. The expansion, which is designed mainly to increase exports to Japan and Pacific Rim countries, also would provide increased LNG shipments to the United States — including a potential new import terminal on the West Coast (see NGI, March 26).
CPUC’s Lynch Blasts FERC Decision
California’s chief energy regulator Monday blasted the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for its decision last week to uphold El Paso Natural Gas Co.’s contract with an a affiliate for 1.22 Bcf/d of interstate pipeline capacity to the California border. Further, she speculated the investigation FERC did order, regarding allegations of market manipulation, was offered insincerely on a timetable that makes it moot.
Chevron Expands Australian LNG project
Regulatory approval by the government in Western Australia will allow Chevron Australia Pty Ltd. to move forward with a $1.6 billion expansion of its Australian LNG facilities, the North West Shelf Venture (NWSV) near Karratha, Western Australia. The expansion, which is designed mainly to increase exports to Japan and Pacific Rim countries, also would provide increased LNG shipments to the United States — including a potential new import terminal on the West Coast (see Daily GPI, March 26; March 20).