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Production Deficit Driving Spot Prices

Analysts are escalating their spot gas price forecasts but it’snot the oft-cited storage fill that’s driving them.

August 30, 1999

Production Deficit Driving Spot Prices

Analysts are escalating their spot gas price forecasts, but it’snot the oft-cited storage fill that’s driving them.

August 30, 1999

Merrill Lynch Eyes LDC Merger Targets

There have been 26 natural gas utility mergers announced since1995, with 15 of them occurring in the past year and seven in themonth of June alone. And there are “many more” to come, accordingto a Merrill Lynch report released last week.

July 19, 1999

Merrill Lynch Eyes LDC Merger Targets

There have been 26 natural gas utility mergers announced since1995, with 15 of them coming in the past year and seven in themonth of June alone. And there are “many more” to come, accordingto a Merrill Lynch report released last week.

July 19, 1999

Transportation Notes

Sea Robin told shippers Tuesday it must shut in the entiresystem for 10-12 hours today and asked them to cut their nominationlevels by 50%. The action resulted from being informed by Texaco,operator of the Sea Robin Processing Plant, that the plant musthalt operation to repair a leak. The event constitutes a forcemajeure, Sea Robin said, and thus it declared an OFO Type 30 forthe shutdown period. The pipeline said it had contacted downstreamdelivery point operators and they could not accept gas untreated bythe plant’s dehydration facility.

June 3, 1999

Enron Calls Mandatory Capacity Assignment Illegal

The states’ practice of mandating the assignment of LDC-heldupstream capacity to marketers as an “express condition” toallowing them or their customers access to an unbundled natural gasmarketplace flies in the face of antitrust laws and FERC’s gasrestructuring rule, contends Enron Corp.’s marketing arm.

March 22, 1999

Enron: Mandatory Capacity Assignment Illegal

The states’ practice of mandating the assignment of LDC-heldupstream capacity to marketers as an “express condition” toallowing them or their customers access to an unbundled natural gasmarketplace flies in the face of antitrust laws and FERC’s gasrestructuring rule, contends Enron Corp.’s marketing arm.

March 18, 1999

White House to Set Up Panel to Review Industry

Clinton administration officials met with major and independentproducers at the White House yesterday and assured them that ahigh-level group would be established to examine the conditionsthat are contributing to the depressed state of the oil and gasindustry.

March 17, 1999

Gas Deregulation Schedule Set in MA

The Massachusetts Department of Telecommunications and Energy(DTE) sent an order (File # 98-32-B) last Wednesday to all 10 stategas utilities, requiring them to deregulate service to residentialcustomers by 2004. The order directed gas utilities to work withmarketers on planning for a competitive market during the five-yeartransition. After the first three years of the program, the DTEsaid it will review the situation to determine if additionalefforts are needed to help spur competition. Massachusettscommercial and industrial consumers have had gas customer choicesince 1993.

February 8, 1999

Gas Lines Beset by Ruptures, Explosions

The last couple of weeks have seen a number of mishaps involvingnatural gas lines, one of them resulting in fatalities.

December 21, 1998