Rejects

Columbia Rejects NiSource, Ponders Options

In rejecting NiSource’s revised tender offer of $6.1 billion($74/share) over the weekend, Columbia Energy Group’s boardannounced that it authorized management to begin considering alloptions, including a sale of all or part of the company to a thirdparty, possibly even NiSource.

October 26, 1999

El Paso Rejects Bids on California Capacity

El Paso Natural Gas President Richard Baish said the pipelinerejected all of the bids for available California-bound capacity onits system during the second open season, which ended yesterday.

October 14, 1999

Texaco Rejects Chevron; Keeps to Solo Path

Thanks, but no thanks. Texaco continues to go it alone after turning down a merger offer from Chevron last week.

June 7, 1999

FERC Rejects Columbia’s Negotiated Terms

FERC last week rejected a proposed service agreement in whichColumbia Gulf Transmission tried to push the envelope too far bynegotiating terms and conditions of service with one of itscustomers, Entergy Louisiana Inc. (ELI)

December 21, 1998

FERC Rejects Trailblazer Settlement Contested by Amoco

Amoco’s objections and its standing as a major customer ofTrailblazer Pipeline have made it impossible for the Federal EnergyRegulatory Commission to approve a settlement on new rates, FERCsaid in dumping the dilemma back in the lap of an administrativelaw judge.

October 19, 1998

FERC Approves Bondad Expansion, Rejects Allocation Plan

FERC’s approval of El Paso’s $3.6 million Bondad Line expansion,which would increase capacity by 117 MMcf/d in October, likely willprovide some relief to Bondad shippers, who have struggled throughmany days of constraints and allocations on the San Juan Basinsystem.

September 3, 1998
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