Revision

El Paso to Restate Financials for 1999-2003, Higher Charges Expected on Reserves Revision

El Paso Corp. CEO Doug Foshee on Friday issued a report card on the progress the Houston-based company has made in the past few months, and though it’s not in line for valedictory status at this point, the company expects to achieve its production target this year, and he said there’s been above-average progress in asset sales and in reducing expenses. However, the company’s CFO also warned that the 41% proved reserves cut announced in February may result in pre-tax charges higher than $1 billion it estimated in March. NGI Feb. 23

May 31, 2004

Anadarko CEO Calls Reserve Revision Review ‘Long Overdue’

The brouhaha that developed following the reserve revisions by El Paso Corp. and Royal Dutch/Shell Group has turned into a “long overdue” discussion about producers’ oil and natural gas reserves, the CEO of Anadarko Petroleum Corp. said last week.

April 5, 2004

Anadarko CEO Calls Reserve Revision Review ‘Long Overdue’

The brouhaha that developed following the reserve revisions by El Paso Corp. and Royal Dutch/Shell Group has turned into a “long overdue” discussion about producers’ oil and natural gas reserves, the CEO of Anadarko Petroleum Corp. said Monday.

March 30, 2004

Cold Forecasts, Screen Spur Large Cash Advances

Getting significant boosts from both the screen and further revision in thinking about how cold this week’s weather will be, prices were in major rebound mode Monday. Double-digit gains were recorded across the board, with several points in both the East and West seeing upticks in the vicinity of 40 cents.

September 30, 2003

Cash Turns Sharply Downward in Storage Report Reaction

As NGI sources had predicted, the bearish revision of storage data Thursday and the screen’s negative response had their cash impact Friday. Weekend prices sank in double-digit amounts at all points, with most declines measured at about a quarter or more.

May 19, 2003

Columbia Gas of VA’s Proposed Rate Change Meets Fierce Opposition

Columbia Gas of Virginia’s proposed revision of its Rate Schedule TS-1 and TS-2 would negatively affect the way gas is transported, while harming competition within the state, according to concerned customers in a hearing earlier in the month. The hearing on Sept. 3 in front of the Virginia State Corporation Commission (VSCC) found “unanimous opposition” from 15 Columbia customers, according to Compass Energy Services Inc., a marketer affected by Columbia’s action.

September 16, 2002

Columbia Gas of VA’s Proposed Rate Change Meets Fierce Opposition

Columbia Gas of Virginia’s proposed revision of its Rate Schedule TS-1 and TS-2 would negatively affect the way gas is transported, while harming competition within the state, according to concerned customers in a hearing last week. The hearing held Sept. 3 before the Virginia State Corporation Commission (VSCC) found “unanimous opposition” from 15 Columbia customers, according to Compass Energy Services Inc., a marketer affected by Columbia’s action.

September 10, 2002

Koch Gateway Wins One, Loses One at FERC

FERC last week rejected Koch Gateway Pipeline’s proposed tariffrevision that would have required its shippers to obtain itsapproval before nominating out of balance. Koch sought the changeto remedy imbalances on its system, but the Commission said itcouldn’t approve it “absent clear evidence” of “real operationalproblems.”

September 7, 1999

Koch Gateway Wins One, Loses One at FERC

FERC last week rejected Koch Gateway Pipeline’s proposed tariffrevision that would have required its shippers to obtain itsapproval before nominating out of balance. Koch sought the changeto remedy imbalances on its system, but the Commission said itcouldn’t approve it “absent clear evidence” of “real operationalproblems.”

September 6, 1999
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