NUI Corp., which put itself up for sale last year after struggling financially, on Thursday announced it had amended its Form 10-Qs for the first and second quarters of fiscal 2004 to reflect prepayments related to its natural gas supply. The Bedminster, NJ-based gas utility said it expects to sign a definitive agreement with a purchaser in the third quarter of this year.
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NUI Shares Fall 18% After Dividend Suspension
The shares of struggling NUI Corp. tumbled 18% Friday to $12.80 after the company suspended its dividend because of the new terms of amended credit agreements with lenders.
NUI Shares Fall 18% After Dividend Suspension, 2003 Losses
The shares of struggling NUI Corp. tumbled 18% Friday to $12.80 after the company suspended its dividend because of the new terms of amended credit agreements with lenders.
Southern Pines Storage Project Development Resumes After Long Delay
After more than a year delay because of the struggling merchant energy business, SGR Holdings said its 12 Bcf Southern Pines Energy Center is back on track and subsidiary, SG Resources Mississippi LLC (SGRM) plans to proceed with construction of the high deliverability storage project in Greene County, MS, with service starting in 2006.
Southern Pines Storage Project Development Resumes After Long Delay
After more than a year delay because of the struggling merchant energy business, SGR Holdings said its 12 Bcf Southern Pines Energy Center is back on track and subsidiary, SG Resources Mississippi LLC (SGRM) plans to proceed with construction of the high deliverability storage project in Greene County, MS, with service starting in 2006.
Private Investment Group Inks Deal to Buy Enron’s Portland General for $2.35B
After struggling for more than a year to sell Portland General Electric (PGE), Enron Corp. finally reached a $2.35 billion deal, including the assumption of $1.1 billion in debt, last Tuesday with a new company funded by a private investment group and run by local business and community leaders.
Private Investment Group Inks Deal to Buy Enron’s Portland General for $2.35B
After struggling for more than a year to sell Portland General Electric (PGE), Enron Corp. finally reached a $2.35 billion deal, including the assumption of $1.1 billion in debt, Tuesday with a new company funded by a private investment group and run by local business and community leaders.
Energy Futures Complex Dazzles as Physical Gas Falls
The cash market finally found the burden of struggling higher with little visible means of fundamental support too much to bear Thursday, resulting in across-the-board retreats ranging from about a nickel to a little more than 15 cents.
Centrica’s Retail Unit Drops Out of Georgia Gas Market
Energy America, Centrica’s U.S. retail gas marketing subsidiary, is calling it quits in the Georgia retail gas market after struggling to build its customer base there last year and then being hit with a fine and other penalties last month by the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) for slamming.
Calpine to Establish a Canadian Natural Gas Trust
Trying to tap one of its most valuable assets to improve its still struggling balance sheet, San Jose, CA-based Calpine Corp. announced Wednesday it plans to establish a new trust centered on its oil/natural gas reserves in western Canada. The company said it has filed a preliminary prospectus with the provincial securities commissions in Canada to form Calpine Natural Gas Trust (CNG Trust).