Buyers weren’t taking any chances Friday in acquiring supplies of weekend and Monday gas. Weather forecasts called for a frosty start to the week, and in major eastern markets restrictions helped boost prices by close to $1.
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Cash NatGas Nosed Out By Surging Futures At Week’s End
Futures and cash raced each other higher in trading for the week ended January 8, with the February futures squeaking out a narrow half-cent margin over a strong cash market.
SoCal Edison, Mitsubishi Unit at War Over Nuke Plant Closure
Southern California Edison Co. (SCE) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) have gone to war over failed steam generators from the Japanese industrial titan that caused the closure in June of SCE’s San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) along the Pacific Coast in north San Diego County.
Canadian NGX Adds U.S. Clearing Points
Canada’s Natural Gas Exchange (NGX) on June 8 launched four new major clearing points in the U.S. at the SoCal Citygate, NNG Ventura, ANR SE pool, and Tennessee 800L, along with three additional smaller points in Canada.
Canadian NGX Adds U.S. Clearing Points
Canada’s Natural Gas Exchange (NGX) on June 8 launched four new major clearing points in the U.S. at the SoCal Citygate, NNG Ventura, ANR SE pool, and Tennessee 800L, along with three additional smaller points in Canada.
Added Capacity at SoCal’s Kramer Junction Not Fully Used Yet
With December and the onset of the winter natural gas demand season, the more than doubled capacity at Southern California Gas’ key Southern California interconnection, Kramer Junction, is operational but so far it is far from being fully utilized, a utility spokesperson said Friday in response to a NGI inquiry.
Added Capacity at SoCal’s Kramer Junction Not Fully Used Yet
With December and the onset of the winter natural gas demand season, the more than doubled capacity at Southern California Gas’ key Southern California interconnection, Kramer Junction, is operational but so far it is far from being fully utilized, a utility spokesperson said Friday in response to a NGI inquiry.
SoCal Gas-Edison Clash in CPUC Investigation; Sempra Sued by San Francisco
Neighboring California utilities, Sempra Energy’s Southern California Gas Co. and Edison International’s Southern California Edison Co., traded accusations during the opening last week of evidentiary hearings in an 18-month-old state regulatory investigation of the wholesale natural gas market during the state’s energy crisis in 2000-2001.
SoCal Gas-Edison Clash in CPUC Market Investigation, 2000-2001
Neighboring California utilities, Sempra Energy’s Southern California Gas Co. and Edison International’s Southern California Edison Co., traded accusations during the opening last week of evidentiary hearings in an 18-month-old state regulatory investigation of the wholesale natural gas market during the state’s energy crisis in 2000-2001. SoCalGas has had to fight off relentless accusations by Edison that the gas utility and its Sempra affiliate, San Diego Gas and Electric Co., constrained supplies from storage to push up wholesale gas prices.
Pentagon Confirms that SoCal Marine Base Possible LNG Site
Overruling the base commander, Defense Department officials confirmed last Monday that ChevronTexaco is looking at the 200-square-mile Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Training Center in north San Diego County for possible on- and offshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal sites. Last week the commander of the base wrote California officials saying he was unequivocally opposed to a LNG site on or near the coastal training base.