Routine

Attempt to Block Tennessee Expansion Evokes Debate

What appeared to be a routine stay request by a neighborhood group in Pennsylvania of orders approving a Tennessee Pipeline expansion evoked an unusual debate among FERC commissioners last week over their responsibility to address pipeline safety issues.

July 30, 2001

Attempt to Block Tennessee Expansion Evokes Debate

What appeared to be a routine stay request by a neighborhood group in Pennsylvania of orders approving a Tennessee Pipeline expansion evoked an unusual debate among FERC commissioners last week over their responsibility to address pipeline safety issues.

July 30, 2001

El Paso Puts Off Maintenance to Meet CA Demand

El Paso Natural Gas has decided to postpone what it called”routine” maintenance projects on its system in order to maintainthe flow of natural gas into the California market to meet thesurge in demand there. The higher demand has been created by ashortfall in energy imports from the Northwest region, which hasbeen gripped by cold weather.

December 7, 2000

Deepwater Drilling Gets Good Marks from MMS

Routine drilling operations in the Gulf of Mexico’s deepwaterpose little threat to the environment or human health, and, infact, play a significant role in the socioeconomic status of itsport communities. That’s the conclusion of a new report by theMinerals and Management Service (MMS) of the U.S. Department ofInterior, which published its conclusions for a projected 10-yearperiod on deepwater operations between 1998-2007.

June 19, 2000

Deepwater Drilling Gets Good Marks from MMS

Routine drilling operations in the Gulf of Mexico’s deepwaterpose little threat to the environment or human health, and, infact, play a significant role in the socioeconomic status of itsport communities. That’s the conclusion of a new report by theMinerals and Management Service (MMS) of the U.S. Department ofInterior, which published its conclusions for a projected 10-yearperiod on deepwater operations between 1998-2007.

June 16, 2000

Despite Weak Finish, Futures Notch First $4.00-Plus Expiry

In what has become almost a routine, natural gas futures coastedto another sizeable gain Friday as traders bid up the June contractin an expiration-day buying frenzy. With no fresh news in which tosink their teeth, traders were content to chew on concerns thatstorage is growing at too slow a pace to match predicted demandlevels, both this summer and next winter as reasons for the rally.Becoming the first contract to post a final settlement above $4.00,the June contract notched an impressive 17-cent gain to settle at$4.406 after peaking at $4.50 during a volatile final 30 minutes oftrading.

May 30, 2000

Mild Softening Changes the Flatness Routine

A break in the flat price pattern that has dominated the overallcash market during February came Tuesday, and appropriately it wasto the downside, where many sources had long expected prices to beheaded because of mild weather, a softening screen and a massivestorage surplus for this late in the winter season.

February 24, 1999

July Futures Plumb Near $2.00

In what has become almost routine lately, the AGA’s report ofstrong injections into storage caused a wave of follow-throughselling Thursday. A lower open allowed the contract to slip beneathsupport to settle at $2.02. In doing so, the July contract fell anadditional 8.6 cents to settle at the contract’s lowest point since1997.

June 5, 1998
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