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California Wants to Settle with El Paso, Governor Says

California officials are continuing to negotiate with Houston-based El Paso Corp., hoping for a settlement of the state’s multi-billion-dollar claims of overcharges by one of the state’s principal natural gas suppliers, Gov. Gray Davis said Tuesday in Washington, DC, where he is attending a National Governors Association conference.

February 27, 2003

Halliburton Agrees to Pay $4 Billion to Settle Asbestos Claims

In one of the largest settlements ever, the Houston-based company that was once run by Vice President Dick Cheney said the agreement resolves all present and future asbestos claims, allowing the $13 billion company to continue business as usual while providing for victims of asbestos exposure.

December 19, 2002

Oneok Settles Lawsuit Arising from Fatal Explosion

Tulsa, OK-based Oneok Inc. said Tuesday it has reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit that was brought by the family of an elderly couple who were killed following two explosions at a Kansas storage site in early 2001.

August 21, 2002

Southwest Gas, Southern Union End Three-Year Legal War

Putting to rest a long-running bitter feud, Southwest Gas has agreed to pay Southern Union $17.5 million to settle claims of fraud and bad faith breach of contract related to Southern Union’s attempts to purchase Southwest. Following on the mid-week announcement by the two companies, Oneok Inc. said Friday it had agreed to pay $3 million to Southwest Gas in settlement of other litigation related to the three-way wrangle.

August 12, 2002

Southwest Gas, Southern Union End Three-Year Legal War

Putting to rest a long-running bitter feud, Southwest Gas has agreed to pay Southern Union $17.5 million to settle claims of fraud and bad faith breach of contract related to Southern Union’s attempts to purchase Southwest.

August 12, 2002

FERC ALJ: Up to 12 Sellers May Settle on CA Contract Renegotiation

FERC Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Curtis Wagner, who is overseeing settlement talks between generators and California officials related to the renegotiation of long-term wholesale electricity deals, last Thursday confirmed to the full Commission that settlements in principle have been reached with four sellers He is “optimistic that many, if not all” of an additional eight power suppliers involved in the talks will be able to reach settlement as well. Several offers and counteroffers between California and the eight sellers are “global in nature” and would resolve all pending claims, including those in a refund case pending at FERC and in the California state courts.

July 22, 2002

Shell Settles Royalty Dispute with Alabama, Pays State $33 Million

Shell Oil has will pay the state of Alabama $27 million plus another $6.4 million in legal fees to settle accusations the company underpaid natural gas royalties for drilling in state waters. Shell denied any wrongdoing.

March 25, 2002

Williams Expects to Settle WCG Issue Soon

The Williams Cos. expects a restructuring of $1.4 billion in notes issued by the WCG Note Trust, an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Williams Communications Group Inc., to be completed in the “very near future,” after favorable talks with investors.

March 5, 2002

Nicor Gas, Illinois Officials Settle Mercury Lawsuits for $4.1 Million

Northern Illinois Gas Co. (Nicor Gas) has agreed to pay nearly $4.1 million for its role in mercury leaks and improper disposal over a 10-year period of some of its gas regulators that were replaced by the utility in its service area. The agreement, approved by Cook County Circuit Court Judge Paul P. Biebel, was reached on Wednesday between Nicor Gas and the Illinois attorney general and the state’s attorneys of Cook, DuPage and Will counties.

October 15, 2001

Nicor Gas, Illinois Officials Settle Mercury Lawsuits for $4.1 Million

Northern Illinois Gas Co. (Nicor Gas) has agreed to pay nearly $4.1 million for its role in mercury leaks and improper disposal over a 10-year period of some of its gas regulators that were replaced by the utility in its service area. The agreement, approved by Cook County Circuit Court Judge Paul P. Biebel, was reached on Wednesday between Nicor Gas and the Illinois attorney general and the state’s attorneys of Cook, DuPage and Will counties.

October 12, 2001
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