Rejection

NJBPU Staff Urge GPU-FirstEnergy Merger Rejection

Staff at the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) has urged state regulators to reject the pending merger between FirstEnergy Corp. and GPU Inc. on the grounds that the two companies have failed to back up claims that the merger will not harm ratepayers in the Garden State, among other things.

June 5, 2001

CA Legislator Urges Rejection of Edison Hike

California state Sen. Steve Peace last week asked state energyregulators to reject utility attempts to recover through retailrates the under-collections from the continuing wholesale powerprice spikes and instead get the funds from generators andmarketers who are charging the market-based prices.

November 27, 2000

CA Legislator Urges Rejection of Edison Hike

California state Sen. Steve Peace last week asked state energyregulators to reject utility attempts to recover through retailrates the under-collections from the continuing wholesale powerprice spikes and instead get the funds from generators andmarketers who are charging the market-based prices.

November 22, 2000

Iroquois Extension Could Replace Millennium

Daniel Adamson, FERC director of the Office of Energy Projects,fired off a letter of rejection to Millennium Pipeline earlier thismonth, regarding an amendment application for a proposed routechange along the highly controversial power transmission right ofway in Westchester County, NY. He also told Millennium officials toconsider substituting a proposed extension of the Iroquois GasTransmission system for the Millennium project.

May 29, 2000

Iroquois Extension Could Replace Millennium

Daniel Adamson, FERC director of the Office of Energy Projects,fired off a letter of rejection to Millennium Pipeline last week,regarding an amendment application for a proposed route changealong the highly controversial power transmission right of way inWestchester County, NY. He also told Millennium officials toconsider substituting a proposed extension of the Iroquois GasTransmission system for the Millennium project.

May 24, 2000

Dynegy, Amoco Seek Stiff Penalties for Affiliates

Calling for a rejection of four negotiated parking and lending (PAL) agreements between Koch Gateway and its affiliate Koch Energy Trading (KET), Dynegy and Amoco filed some suggestions May 5 on how FERC might fix the Order 497 problems that allowed the pipeline to allegedly engage in such affiliate preferences.

May 15, 2000

ALJ Reject Forces Western to Rethink CA Pipe

Western Gas Resources said last week it is weighing its optionsin the wake of a judge’s rejection of its proposed pipeline bypassof Pacific Gas & Electric. Administrative Law Judge AndreaBiren recommended regulators approve the gas utility’s motion toreject Western’s application, and reject a contention by Westernthat PG&E was engaging in anti-competitive behavior. Thejudge’s recommendation is scheduled to be considered by theCalifornia Public Utilities Commission Oct. 7.

September 13, 1999

Columbia Says its Rejection is Final; NiSource ‘Undeterred’

As many analysts and observers expected, Columbia Energy Group’sboard swiftly rejected NiSource’s $5.7 billion, $68/share, purchaseoffer last week on the advice of management, legal counsel and afinancial team at Salomon Smith Barney. But NiSource officials saidthey were “undeterred” by the decision and would move forward ondiscussions with Columbia’s shareholders.

June 14, 1999

Court Raps FERC in Capacity Gaming Case

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has remanded FERC’s rejectionof a 1997 complaint in which Southern California Edison accusedSouthern California Gas (SoCalGas) of gaming the secondary marketfor firm capacity on key transportation links between the low-costSan Juan producing basin and the California border.

April 19, 1999

Capacity-Gaming Complaint Remanded to FERC

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has remanded FERC’s rejectionof a 1997 complaint in which Southern California Edison accusedSouthern California Gas (SoCalGas) of gaming the secondary marketfor firm capacity on key transportation links between the low-costSan Juan producing basin and the California border.

April 13, 1999