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Stalled Islander East Project, LNG and Land Access Take Center Stage at Senate Conference

The failure of the Army Corps of Engineers to issue a permit more than two years after FERC approved the construction of the Connecticut-to-New York Islander East Pipeline is an “example of duplicative process, wasted resource and the right hand questioning the left hand’s actions” within the federal government, said Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho Monday.

January 25, 2005

Questar Chairman: Energy Bill Should Be ‘Flushed’

Although Sen. Pete Domenici (R-NM) “has worked hard to draft a coherent energy bill,” the stalled Senate energy measure in its current form needs to be “flushed,” Questar Corp. Chairman Keith O. Rattie said last Wednesday.

August 16, 2004

Questar CEO: Energy Bill Should Be ‘Flushed’

Although Sen. Pete Domenici “has worked hard to draft a coherent energy bill,” the stalled Senate energy measure in its current form needs to be “flushed,” Questar Corp. Chairman Keith O. Rattie said Wednesday.

August 12, 2004

Islander East Feud with Connecticut Moves into Court

Attorneys for the long-stalled Island Islander East pipeline petitioned Superior Court in New Britain, CT, last Monday to force state environmental regulators to issue a water quality permit that would clear the way for the construction of the 50-mile natural gas pipeline from Connecticut to Long Island.

June 28, 2004

Islander East Feud with Connecticut Moves into Court

Attorneys for the long-stalled Island Islander East pipeline petitioned Superior Court in New Britain, CT, Monday to order state environmental regulators to issue a water quality permit that would clear the way for the construction of the 50-mile natural gas pipeline from Connecticut to Long Island.

June 22, 2004

House Energy Committee Chair Says Pressure Building for Action on Energy Bill

Pressure is rising on Capitol Hill for lawmakers to take action on stalled comprehensive energy legislation, Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX), chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said on Wednesday. He also gave a thumbs down to the idea of breaking pieces of the energy bill off and trying to move them as separate measures.

April 1, 2004

EnCana Estimates New Panuke Plan to Take Six Months to One Year to Complete

Don’t hold your breath waiting for a revised plan from EnCana Corp. on its stalled Deep Panuke natural gas project offshore Nova Scotia. After notifying provincial authorities in December it would submit a new plan in six months, EnCana now estimates it could take up to a year as it works on ways to make the offshore discovery economical. Panuke originally was estimated to hold 1 Tcf of gas and was expected to produce 400 MMcf/d.

March 8, 2004

EnCana Estimates New Panuke Plan to Take Six Months to One Year to Complete

Don’t hold your breath waiting for a revised plan from EnCana Corp. on its stalled Deep Panuke natural gas project offshore Nova Scotia. After notifying provincial authorities in December it would submit a new plan in six months, EnCana now estimates it could take up to a year as it works on ways to make the offshore discovery economical. Panuke originally was estimated to hold 1 Tcf of gas and was expected to produce 400 MMcf/d.

March 2, 2004

Judge Agrees to Lea Fastow Guilty Plea, Sentencing Stalled

A federal judge in Houston Thursday agreed to accept a guilty plea from former Enron Corp. assistant treasurer Lea Fastow, but the five-month sentence, which was agreed upon by the defense and prosecution, could be altered after the court mandated a pre-sentencing report. Meanwhile, a plea bargain agreement for Andrew Fastow, Enron’s ex-CFO, remained tentative.

January 12, 2004

Judge Agrees to Lea Fastow Guilty Plea, Sentencing Stalled

A federal judge in Houston Thursday agreed to accept a guilty plea from former Enron Corp. assistant treasurer Lea Fastow, but the five-month sentence, which was agreed upon by the defense and prosecution, could be altered after the court mandated a pre-sentencing report. Meanwhile, a plea bargain agreement for Andrew Fastow, Enron’s ex-CFO, remained tentative.

January 9, 2004