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Steep Price Dives Continue; Smallest in San Juan/Rockies

Is the cash market staring into a price abyss? It may have seemed so to some traders Tuesday as dollar-or-more plunges in several markets (Northeast, Dominion, Michigan citygates, Dawn and Western Canada) led a continued overall cratering of cash numbers. Losses at other points tended to range from small (Rockies and San Juan Basin) to 80-90 cents (Chicago).

March 12, 2003

CA Power Sellers Cited for Potential Refunds

FERC last week issued an order for the smallest refund amount to the California market to date, alerting three power suppliers that they must justify $587,000 worth of wholesale electricity sold during Stage Three emergencies in the month of March or pay customers back for overcharges.

April 23, 2001

Gas Futures Put in Phenomenal Week, Reach $4.160 Friday

Despite a substantial 16-cent range, the futures market postedits smallest daily move of the entire week on Friday with July onlymanaging a 2.7 cent gain to end the regular trading session at$4.160. August rose 3.5 cents to $4.140. The 12-month strip inchedup to $3.938.

June 12, 2000

Northeast Leads Price Rise; West Increases Smallest

Prices returned to a fairly strong upward track in most marketsThursday except for the Rockies and California, where an extendedhigh-inventory OFO by PG&E put a damper on things.

March 17, 2000

Controversy Surrounds Idle SoCal Storage

Southern California Gas’ attempt to sell its smallest LosAngeles Basin underground natural gas storage facility has beenabruptly halted by state regulators while an investigation isconducted into how the nation’s largest gas utility has dealt withregulators and surrounding landowners in the Eastern LA suburb ofMontebello, CA, bordering the storage facility. It is now in thehands of the California Public Utilities Commission, which couldassess some large fines if SoCalGas is found to have violated staterules.

June 1, 1999

Controversy Surrounds Idle SoCal Storage

Southern California Gas’ attempt to sell its smallest LosAngeles Basin underground natural gas storage facility has beenabruptly halted by state regulators while an investigation isconducted into how the nation’s largest gas utility has dealt withregulators and surrounding landowners in the Eastern LA suburb ofMontebello, CA, bordering the storage facility. It is now in thehands of the California Public Utilities Commission, which couldassess some large fines if SoCalGas is found to have violated staterules.

May 31, 1999
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