Subverting

Northern Border Accused of ‘Subverting’ ROFR Process

In a complaint filed at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week, Pan-Alberta Gas (US) Inc. (PAGUS) and Mirant Americas Energy Marketing L.P. accused Enron-affiliated Northern Border Pipeline Co. of trying to “subvert” their rights to match competing third-party bids for pipeline capacity under the right-of-first refusal (ROFR) process.

October 14, 2002

Northern Border Accused of ‘Subverting’ ROFR Process

In a complaint filed at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission this week, Pan-Alberta Gas (US) Inc. (PAGUS) and Mirant Americas Energy Marketing L.P. have accused Enron-affiliated Northern Border Pipeline Co. of trying to “subvert” their rights to match competing third-party bids for pipeline capacity under the right-of-first refusal (ROFR) process.

October 11, 2002

Pipes Accused of Subverting Order 637 Penalty Restriction

A coalition of pipeline customers has accused interstate gaspipelines of attempting to bypass the FERC Order 637’s limits onthe use of penalties by offering their customers new services thatinclude penalties masked in “sheep’s clothing.”

November 6, 2000

Pipes Accused of Subverting Order 637

A coalition of pipeline customers has accused interstate gaspipelines of attempting to bypass FERC Order 637’s limits on theuse of penalties by offering their customers new services thatinclude penalties masked in “sheep’s clothing.”

November 3, 2000