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PG&E, Edison Issue Ultimatums to FERC

In emergency requests filed last week, Pacific Gas and Electric(PG&E) and Southern California Edison delivered strongly-wordedultimatums to FERC – either suspend the authority of sellers tocharge market-based rates in the out-of-control California bulkpower market by a certain deadline, or they would take their casesto the Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington D.C.

December 25, 2000

PG&E, Edison Issue Ultimatums to FERC

In an emergency request filed Wednesday, Pacific Gas andElectric (PG&E) delivered a strongly-worded ultimatum to FERC -either revoke the authority for sellers to charge market-basedrates in the out-of-control California bulk power market and takeother actions by “no later than the close of business on Dec. 21,”or it will seek relief from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals inWashington. At press time Thursday, the Commission had notresponded to the utility’s demands.

December 22, 2000

Prices Rally Strongly As Weather Influence Grows

Fundamentals began playing a larger role in a rebounding weekendmarket Friday as several sources expressed relief that thepreviously frenetic screen was beginning to calm down.

June 12, 2000

Buoyed by Heat, Technicals Futures Rebound Strongly

As if tethered to a bungie cord, natural gas prices bounced backyesterday at the New York Mercantile Exchange as temperatures alongthe East Coast soared into the 90s. Those record-setting readingsalong with stronger crude oil and physical natural gas prices gavetraders the opportunity to reclaim a large portion of last week’sprice slide. The June contract received the biggest boost, pushing14.5 cents higher to finish at $3.17.

May 9, 2000

Producers Attack Bradley’s Plan to Cut Tax Breaks

The Independent Petroleum Association of America came outstrongly against a tax proposal presented earlier this week byDemocratic presidential candidate Bill Bradley that would do awaywith several loopholes currently benefiting oil and gas producers.

January 10, 2000

Producers Blast Bradley’s Plan to Cut Tax Breaks

The Independent Petroleum Association of America came outstrongly against a proposal presented earlier this week byDemocratic presidential candidate Bill Bradley that would do awaywith several tax loopholes currently benefiting oil and gasproducers.

January 6, 2000
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