After spending more than C$60 million (US$41 million) and threeyears of preliminary work, the sponsors of the upstream portion ofthe Millennium Pipeline Project have decided to put the regulatoryreview process in Canada on indefinite hold.
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Canadian Millennium Sponsors Put Hold on Project Review
After spending more than C$60 million (US$41 million) and threeyears of preliminary work, the sponsors of the upstream portion ofthe Millennium Pipeline Project have decided to put the regulatoryreview process in Canada on indefinite hold.
PG&E Forms Venture Capital Firm, Adds Power
With between $50 million and $100 million in spending money inits first year of operation, Pacific Venture Capital LLC, a companylaunched last week by PG&E Corp., plans to build and manage aportfolio of capital investments in growing energy andtelecommunications companies.
PG&E Forms Venture Capital Firm, Adds Power
With between $50 million and $100 million in spending money inits first year of operation, Pacific Venture Capital LLC, a companylaunched yesterday by PG&E Corp., plans to build and manage aportfolio of capital investments in growing energy andtelecommunications companies.
PPL Plans Five Eastern PA Peaking Plants
PPL Corp. announced that its development subsidiary will bespending between $400 and $450 million to install five compact,natural gas-fired generation facilities in eastern Pennsylvaniatotaling about 900 MW of generating capacity. The five facilitiesin Lancaster and Montgomery Counties are expected to go on-line bythe summer of 2002.
El Paso’s Relentless Spending Spree Crosses Texas, Reaches CA
If El Paso continues on its current path, there may be nopipelines left to buy. After announcing an agreement to merge withCoastal Corp. only a week earlier, the Houston-based energy giantannounced two more major purchases last week.
EIA: 1998 Spending Strong Despite Price Collapse
Although 1998 saw a 25-year low in world oil prices, capitalexpenditures by major U.S. producers totaled $75.1 billion, thesecond highest level since 1974. Expenditures were up 21% from1997, according to data released by the Energy InformationAdministration (EIA) in “Performance Profiles of Major EnergyProducers 1998.”
EIA: 1998 Spending Strong Despite Price Collapse
Although 1998 saw a 25-year low in world oil prices, capitalexpenditures by major U.S. producers totaled $75.1 billion, thesecond highest level since 1974. Expenditures were up 21% from1997, according to data released by the Energy InformationAdministration (EIA) in “Performance Profiles of Major EnergyProducers 1998.”
Spending on Offshore and Gas-Directed Drilling Soars
The industry spent 35% more on offshore drilling in the U.S. andabout 10% more on gas-directed drilling last year than in 1997,according to the 1998 Joint Association Survey on Drilling Costs(JAS) by the American Petroleum Institute.
Spending on Offshore and Gas-Directed Drilling Soars
The industry spent 35% more on offshore drilling in the U.S. andabout 10% more on gas-directed drilling last year than in 1997,according to the 1998 Joint Association Survey on Drilling Costs(JAS) by the American Petroleum Institute.