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Sun Not Setting on Age of Gas-Power Togetherness

If Y2K doesn’t bring an end to the gas and power industries, itcertainly won’t do anything to stop them from hooking up. Judgingby what’s happened so far, gas and power will never stand alooffrom one another again.

December 30, 1999

Records and Futures Fall as Temperatures Push 80 Degrees

Under heavy pressure from near record-setting high temperatures,the natural gas market caved in yesterday as traders continued toliquidate long positions. After opening at $2.80 the Decembercontract was hit with a Microsoft-like drop, breaking through keysupport levels at $2.74 and $2.70, to finish off 21.9 cents at$2.665.

November 9, 1999

BP Amoco Pushes for Annual Rate Changes

BP Amoco is starting a quiet, behind-the-scenes campaign aimedat bringing pipeline rate-setting out of the realm of the archaic,making it current and market-responsive by building in annualre-calculations to adjust return on equity.

August 30, 1999

BP Amoco Pushes for Annual Rate Changes

BP Amoco is starting a quiet, behind-the-scenes campaign aimedat bringing pipeline rate-setting out of the realm of the archaic,making it current and market-responsive by building in annualre-calculations to adjust return on equity.

August 26, 1999

Altra Moves to Bolster European Presence

Setting itself up to enter the deregulating European energymarket, Altra Energy Technologies Inc. announced that Sema Group,an international information technology (IT) and business servicescompany, has agreed to be Altra’s exclusive European distributor.

July 21, 1999

Futures Eke Out Small Gain in Quiet Session

Follow-through on last week’s gains and record-settingtemperatures put bulls squarely in control Monday in the Nymex gaspit. Locals and commercials were good buyers in the first hour oftrading yesterday as they buoyed the market to its highest level insix months. However, after the initial surge the market could notattract fresh buying and was left to chop sideways amid arelatively light 59,236 in estimated volume. The July contractfinished at $2.442, up 0.5 cents for the day.

June 8, 1999

Pennsylvania Sets Rules for Electric Customer Choice

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission finalized rules forfull customer choice, setting the procedure for all of the state’s5.2 million electric customers to choose suppliers.

June 7, 1999

PA Sets Rules for Electric Customer Choice

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission finalized rules forfull customer choice, setting the procedure by which all of thestate’s 5.2 million electric customers can choose suppliers.

June 3, 1999

Industry Briefs

Conoco yesterday held its first meeting of stockholders in 18years following the company’s record-setting $4.4 billion initialpublic offering in October 1998, that launched Conoco’s eventualseparation from DuPont. Conoco CEO Archie Dunham said the finalsplit-off from DuPont is expected to occur in the third quarter ofthis year when DuPont will offer its shareholders the opportunityto exchange DuPont shares for Conoco shares.

May 13, 1999

CPUC Seeks Social Costs from Bypassing Questar Line

California regulators have taken a potentially precedent-settingstep by asking FERC to condition a certificate for Questar’sproposed Southern Trails Pipeline on the company first agreeing torecover from its in-state customers the costs of social programsthat would be potentially stranded by its bypass of SouthernCalifornia Gas (SoCalGas).

April 12, 1999