It was a tale of two cash markets on Friday, as the majority ofprice points east of the Rockies registered gains of 1 to 7 cents,while prices to the West dropped because of the typical weekenddecrease in California power demand exacerbated by a weekendconstraint announced on PG&E’s system. El Paso (non-Bondad) wasone of the pipes to fall the farthest, finishing in the mid $2.20s.
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Georgia PSC Softens Ultimatum to Customers
The Georgia Public Service Commission (GPSC) unanimously decidedlast week to allow customers to switch from Atlanta Gas Light (AGL)after the previously-determined Aug. 11 deadline, the date when theCommission determines market share among the competing suppliers.Commissioner Robert Baker said the vote will help dispel the rumorof Aug. 11 being a drop-dead date.
May 24, 1999
Georgia PSC Softens Ultimatum to Customers
The Georgia Public Service Commission (GPSC) unanimously decidedearlier this week to allow customers to switch from Atlanta GasLight (AGL) after the previously-determined Aug. 11 deadline, thedate when market share is determined among the competing suppliers.Commissioner Robert Baker said the vote will help dispel the rumorof August 11 being a drop-dead date.
May 20, 1999
Lower Weekend Demand Softens West; East Flat
Eastern markets maintained the week’s general pattern of flatpricing Friday, even eking out small increases here and there. TheWest tended to be a little softer due to the usual weekend fall-offin demand, but the declines there were fairly minuscule at no morethan 1-4 cents down in nearly every case.
February 8, 1999
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