Southeast

Transportation Notes

Transwestern reported beginning unplanned maintenance Wednesday on the #2 unit at its Atoka Compressor Station in southeast New Mexico. The work, expected to last through Sunday, is reducing Atoka Lateral capacity from 160,000 MMBtu/d to 131,000 MMBtu/d.

May 4, 2001

Enron, El Paso to Build New Southeast Pipeline

El Paso Energy Corp. and Enron announced late yesterday plans tojointly construct a pipeline from Savannah, GA to a point ofinterconnection with Florida Gas Transmission (FGT) nearJacksonville, FL. The pipe will be fed by El Paso’s Elba Island,GA, LNG terminal, which is being reactivated.

April 27, 2001

SCANA, AGL Set Records for Energy Demand

With the southeast United States experiencing near record coldtemperatures this winter, it’s no wonder SCANA Corp.’s subsidiary,South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. (SCE&G), and AGLResources are saying that their customers are demanding recordlevels of power.

January 4, 2001

Transportation Notes

As it had warned earlier (see Daily GPI, Dec. 12), ANR saidFriday it will issue an OFO restricting receipts into its Southeastsystem with Btu content exceeding 1,050 per cubic foot. The OFOstarts Jan. 1, 2001 and will remain in effect until further notice.It was caused by “the current and scheduled shutdown of numerousprocessing plants on ANR’s system,” the pipeline said. Therestriction will not apply to receipts that are dedicated andconfirmed by a known processing plant that is in operation and/orwhere the heat content of the receipts exceeds 1,050 Btus per cubicfoot but the pentanes (C5+) and heavier components do not exceed0.05 gallons per Mcf, ANR said.

December 26, 2000

CP&L Energy Changes Name to Progress Energy

CP&L Energy, the holding company for Southeast utilitiesCarolina Power & Light (CP&L) and Florida Power, announcedMonday that it has renamed itself Progress Energy Inc.

December 5, 2000

DOE: El Paso Blast Reveals Need for ‘Modern’ Pipes

The explosion and fire on El Paso Natural Gas’ system insoutheast New Mexico in August, which killed 12 people, underscoresthe need for a newer gas pipeline infrastructure in the UnitedStates, according to a Department of Energy (DOE) report releasedlast week.

October 2, 2000

DOE: El Paso Blast Reveals Need for ‘Modern’ Pipes

The explosion and fire on El Paso Natural Gas’ system insoutheast New Mexico in August, which killed 12 people, underscoresthe need for a newer gas pipeline infrastructure in the UnitedStates, according to a Department of Energy (DOE) report releasedthis week.

September 29, 2000

Southeast Merger Creates Largest U.S. Utility

Florida-based FPL Group Inc., the largest power company in one of the fastest growing states, agreed last week to buy New Orleans-based Entergy Corp. for $13.9 billion in stock and assumed debt to form the largest utility in the United States. When the deal is done, the new company will serve 6.3 million customers and have a combined generating capacity of more than 48,000 MW.

August 7, 2000

Two Southeast Power Houses Join Forces in $14B Merger

Florida-based FPL Group Inc., the largest power company in oneof the fastest growing states, has agreed to buy New Orleans-basedEntergy Corp. for $13.9 billion in stock and assumed debt to formthe largest utility in the United States. When the deal is done,the new company will serve 6.3 million customers and have acombined generating capacity of more than 48,000 MW.

August 1, 2000

Meridian to Sell 20% of Its Production

Meridian Resource Corp. announced last week its intentions tosell certain non-strategic oil and gas properties located in SouthLouisiana, Southeast Texas and offshore Louisiana.

January 18, 2000