Building on its success developing the first salt cavern storagefacility in the Northeast, Energy East announced plans to developanother high-deliverability gas storage facility in the same areaof southwestern New York about five miles north of Watkins Glen.The proposed plant will be designed by Energy East subsidiarySeneca Lake Storage in two caverns owned by U.S. Salt and will beconnected to Columbia Gas Transmission via a proposed 3.2-milepipeline. It is expected to be in service in November 2001 with750,000 Dth of working gas capacity and 75,000 Dth of dailydeliverability.
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Exploration Co. Success Rate: Nine for Nine
The Exploration Company (TXCO) is on a roll in Southwest Texaswith another high producer, its ninth consecutive successfulnatural gas well in the Prickly Pear (Glen Rose) Field west of SanAntonio, near the Mexican border.
Mobil Propagates GOM Success
Using new technology to increase transport speed from thewellhead to the pipeline, Mobil Exploration & Producing U.S.Inc. said it recently commenced selling gas from the newly streamedMobile 822 No. 6 well, in the Gulf of Mexico. The company said theprocess, which took 369 days, was its fastest drill-to-salesoperation to date in the Mobile Bay.
Mobil Propagates Gulf of Mexico Success
Using new technology to increase transport speed from thewellhead to the pipeline, Mobil Exploration & Producing U.S.Inc. said it recently commenced selling gas from the newly streamedMobile 822 No. 6 well, in the Gulf of Mexico. The company said theprocess, which took 369 days, was its fastest drill-to-salesoperation to date in the Mobile Bay.
Georgia Natural Closes the Retail Marketing Gap
Due to its success in the race for Georgia gas customers,Georgia Natural Gas Services (GNGS) announced Monday it will open anew call center in Cobb County to help answer newly-acquiredcustomers’ questions. The Atlanta Gas Light (AGL) affiliate has wonover one-third of the 839,000 total switches, second only to ScanaCorp.’s 40% market share.
MichCon Deems Gas Pilot Program a Success
MichCon officials announced a successful beginning to its pilotprogram yesterday, with 70,000 of their 75,000 eligible customerschoosing a newly introduced competing supplier in the first year ofa three-year program. Stephen E. Ewing, the president of theMichigan gas utility, said the results prove customer choiceprograms can work for the entire state.
Chevron Finds Whopper Well in NW Territories
With a stunning drilling success Chevron Canada Resources Ltd.has delivered a sharp reminder to skeptics about the natural gaspower north of the U.S. border.
Chevron Finds Whopper Well in NW Territories
With a stunning drilling success Chevron Canada Resources Ltd.has delivered a sharp reminder to skeptics about the natural gasresources north of the U.S. border.
Amoco Has Cotton Valley Success
Amoco announced a gas discovery in the Cotton Valley Reef Trendnorth of Houston. The company said it expects to bring its No. 1 J.W. Vanderbeek on production this month. Amoco holds a strongposition in the Cotton Valley Reef Trend, with drilling rights inmore than 100,000 acres, primarily in Leon County. Amoco has acontract with Koch Midstream Services to use their pipelines in thearea to gather the gas for treatment and delivery to marketsthroughout the Texas Gulf Coast region.
Survey: Energy Traders Using More Information
The primary factor contributing to energy trading room successis information, which comes before risk management and workplacecultural factors, according to a Saladin survey of energy traders.Traders told Saladin they are using more information and analysisthan they did a year ago. Saladin predicted a year ago thatInternet usage would outpace traders’ predictions, which theinformation provider found to be the case with its latest survey.Also as predicted, there is an increased focus on risk managementand integrated systems. Three-quarters of traders reportedincreased use of the Internet. More than 20% of trading roomsimplemented new risk management systems over the last year, andnearly a third of those surveyed noted advances in sophistication;in implementation of value at risk; and in systems, controls andprocedures.