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Three negotiated-rate arrangements involving Tennessee Gas Pipeline were accepted by FERC and took effect last week despite a joint dissent by Chairman Pat Wood and Commissioner Suedeen Kelly.

Three negotiated-rate arrangements involving Tennessee Gas Pipeline were accepted by FERC and take effect this week despite a joint dissent by Chairman Pat Wood and Commissioner Suedeen Kelly.

Three negotiated-rate arrangements involving Tennessee Gas Pipeline were accepted by FERC and take effect this week despite a joint dissent by Chairman Pat Wood and Commissioner Suedeen Kelly.

El Paso Corp. and Duke Energy will be the “clear, immediate winners” as energy traders scramble for their survival on Wall Street, but embattled Williams and Dynegy will be a “jumpball because of the liquidity trap they have gotten themselves into,” says energy industry analyst John Olson of Houston-based Sanders Morris Harris.

El Paso Corp. and Duke Energy will be the “clear, immediate winners” as energy traders scramble for their survival on Wall Street, but embattled Williams and Dynegy will be a “jumpball because of the liquidity trap they have gotten themselves into,” says energy industry analyst John Olson of Houston-based Sanders Morris Harris.

E&P companies that survive and profit in the continuing volatile natural gas market will have to balance growth with profitability and avoid some of the typical pitfalls that can send a company into a crisis mode, Arthur L. Smith, chairman of John S. Herold Inc. told a GasMart/Power 2002 audience in Reno, NV, last Tuesday.

E&P companies that survive and profit in the continuing volatile natural gas market will have to balance growth with profitability and avoid some of the typical pitfalls that can send a company into a crisis mode, Arthur L. Smith, chairman of John S. Herold Inc. told a GasMart/Power 2002 audience Tuesday.