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Mid-Atlantic Sees Having Capacity to Meet Summer Peak Demand

The Mid Atlantic Area Council (MAAC) expects to have sufficient generating capacity to serve the 2002 forecast summer peak demand, the regional reliability council recently said in its 2002 summer pre-seasonal assessment. MAAC is forecasting a summer net peak demand of 52,569 MW.

April 22, 2002

NYPSC Deems Gas Supplies Adequate; Prices Lower

After conducting its own research, the New York State Public Service Commission (NYPSC) said gas supplies are “sufficient” to meet forecasted demands of New York State customers this winter and prices are expected to be lower than last winter.

November 29, 2001

El Paso Says It’s Open to Western Pipeline Expansion Given Market Support

El Paso Natural Gas “is willing to expand its system” to the California border if “sufficient support” for such a project can be demonstrated through long-term capacity contracts, the pipeline told FERC last week.

January 22, 2001

El Paso Says It’s Open to Expansion of System

El Paso Natural Gas “is willing to expand its system” to theCalifornia border if “sufficient support” for such a project can bedemonstrated through long-term capacity contracts, the pipelinetold FERC.

January 18, 2001

Landowners Get in Last Jab at Independence

Ohio and Pennsylvania landowners aren’t convinced the precedentagreements submitted by the sponsors of the proposed IndependencePipeline last month provide “sufficient evidence” of marketsupport, and have asked FERC to deny the greenfield pipelineproject a certificate when it takes up the case this week.

July 11, 2000

A Pipeline in Every Backyard?

Announcements of new pipeline projects are booming despiterecently voiced concerns by pipeline executives that return onequity is not sufficient to justify new construction (see NGI, Feb.2). A recent NGI survey of projects announced over the last threeyears indicates more than 7 Bcf/d of new capacity has already beenconstructed in the U.S. and Canada, with nearly 21 Bcf/d ofcombined capacity additions approved or under consideration. Thisis in addition to projects canceled or put on hold indefinitely.

May 11, 1998

Voyageur Expansion Project in Doubt

Viking Gas Transmission, a partner in the Viking Voyageurpipeline expansion project, formally confirmed it has been unableto secure sufficient shipper support for the proposed expansion andis “reviewing its alternatives” on the project with its partners,TransCanada PipeLines and Nicor.

April 22, 1998
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