Scrap

FERC OKs Mississippi River’s Bid to Scrap Aged Pipe System in South

FERC on Thursday gave CenterPoint Energy-Mississippi River Transmission Corp. the green light to abandon 307 miles of 75-year-old pipeline facilities in northern Louisiana, Arkansas and southern Missouri.

November 1, 2004

FERC: CAISO Can Scrap Zero Bid Rule on an Expedited Basis

FERC last week issued an order allowing the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) to eliminate on an expedited basis the requirement that bids be limited to $0/MWh if submitted into the CAISO real-time energy market by generation facilities that are located beyond the grid operator’s control area.

June 30, 2003

East Tennessee Modifies Patriot Expansion-Extension Project

East Tennessee Natural Gas has filed an amendment to its Patriot expansion-extension project to reflect the Tennessee Valley Authority’s (TVA) decision to scrap its plans to build a 510 MW power generation facility in the state, as well as a decision by another customer — Cogentrix affiliate Henry County Power LLC — to delay the construction of its proposed 1,080 MW generation facility in Virginia.

July 1, 2002

Redraft of Petal Expansion Draws Fire

Major natural gas producers are seeing red flags everywhere inthe wake of Petal Gas Storage L.L.C’s decision to scrap itsoriginal proposal to build three new pipeline interconnects to itsstorage facilities in Mississippi. They contend the proposal hasbeen amended to benefit Petal’s new-found affiliates at the expenseof non-affiliated customers.

April 3, 2000

Oklahoma’s Nickles Would Scrap Utility Franchises

Oklahoma’s Republican Sen. Don Nickles has introduced a wholenew approach to the electric restructuring debate, proposing a billthat would strip states of their authority to grant franchises toutilities and open local markets to competition.

June 22, 1998
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