Commonwealth Edison Co. has requested waivers and authorizations from FERC to allow a number of its industrial and commercial customers with on-site generation to sell excess power to the utility during summer peak demand periods without first obtaining Commission approval.
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NGC Warns Clinton, Congress of Higher Gas Prices
The Natural Gas Council on Friday warned the ClintonAdministration and Congress of abnormally high natural gas pricesthis winter and requested additional funding for the Low-IncomeHome Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for low-income households.
September 5, 2000
NGC Warns Clinton, Congress of Sharply Higher Gas Prices
The Natural Gas Council on Friday warned the ClintonAdministration and Congress of abnormally high natural gas pricesthis winter and requested additional funding for the Low-IncomeHome Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for low-income households.
September 4, 2000
Transportation Note
During the Oct. 29-31 period, PG&E GT-Northwest will takethe Stanfield (OR) Meter Station out of service to completemodifications requested by Northwest Pipeline to meet expandingdemand of 130,000 Dth. Physical deliveries to Northwest will belimited to 200 MMcf/d through an emergency intertie. There will beno net physical receipts into PG&E GT-NW. Capacity allocationswill be based on service priority.
October 21, 1999
BGE Seeks FERC Waiver for Customer Choice
Following the leads of Atlanta Gas Light and National Fuel,Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) last week requested a 17-monthwaiver of FERC’s “shipper-must-have-title” policy in order tomaintain gas supply reliability when its customer choice program isexpanded to all of its 540,000 residential customers in November.
July 6, 1999
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