Williams maintains a “more conservative” trading philosophy than many of its peers, Chairman Keith E. Bailey told analysts Monday, saying short term volatility in spark spreads and commodity prices have had much less impact on results since the company tends toward longer, structured transactions and is “much more fully hedged” than most.
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Shippers Would End FR Contracts, Expand El Paso
Enough’s enough, shippers and customers of El Paso Natural Gas told FERC Friday in requesting fast-track processing of a complaint requesting immediate mandatory expansion of the pipeline and a change in its contracting practices to convert unlimited full requirements obligations to set contract demand pacts.
Shippers, CPUC Seek Immediate End to FR Contracts, Mandatory Expansion of El Paso
Enough’s enough, shippers and customers of El Paso Natural Gas told FERC Friday in requesting fast-track processing of a complaint requesting immediate mandatory expansion of the pipeline and a change in its contracting practices to convert unlimited full requirements obligations to set contract demand pacts.
CA GOP Candidate Urges Generators to Back FERC
A California gubernatorial candidate and current secretary of state, Bill Jones, Thursday told major power generators and marketers they need to make some changes in how they do business in the state, or face the possible wrath of the state voters next year with an anti-electric industry ballot measure.
Explosion at NY Mirant Plant Injures One
A spokeswoman with Mirant Corp. told NGI on Wednesday that an explosion occurred at Unit 5 of the company’s 447 MW Lovett power station in Tompkins Cove, NY. The blast injured one employee and shut down the entire generating facility, spokeswoman Jamie Stephenson said.
Barrett Winning Tug O’ War With Shell
Is that an “I told you so” coming from the Barrett Resources board room? Yesterday, Royal Dutch/Shell raised its bid $5 a share for the Denver-based independent, and is now valuing the gas-rich company at $2.01 billion. Shell launched a hostile takeover bid in March for $55 a share, but Barrett had said the offer was too small (see Daily GPI, March 12).
Barrett to Consider Shell’s New Offer
Is that an “I told you so” coming from the Barrett Resources board room? On Thursday, Royal Dutch/Shell raised its bid $5 a share for the Denver-based independent, valuing the gas-rich company at $2.01 billion. Shell launched a hostile takeover bid in March for $55 a share, but Barrett had said the offer was too small (see NGI, March 12). With the new offer of $60 a share on the table, Barrett said it now will take the offer into consideration.
Ocean Energy CFO Tells Producers to ‘Play Ball’
Using the baseball movie Field of Dreams as a metaphor for the energy industry, Ocean Energy Inc.’s CFO William Transier told producers they have to “go the distance” if they believe the North American natural gas market will grow to 30 Tcf within 20 years. By overcoming the challenges, producers can build a “supply of dreams.” But, he warned, it won’t be a shutout.
Ocean Energy CFO Tells Producers to ‘Play Ball’
Using the baseball movie Field of Dreams as a metaphor for the energy industry, Ocean Energy Inc.’s CFO William Transier told producers they have to “go the distance” if they believe the North American natural gas market will grow to 30 Tcf within 20 years. By overcoming the challenges, producers can build a “supply of dreams.” But, he warned, it won’t be a shutout.
Cal-ISO’s Alleges $6.2 Billion in Overcharges
While California’s independent grid operator, Cal-ISO, told FERCyesterday the state was overcharged as much as $6.2 billion forwholesale power bought over the last 11 months, Dynegy Inc.disputed an earlier presumption by FERC that it was among thesuppliers that were overcharging California buyers in January andFebruary.