Importing natural gas into Texas? Could the possibility evenexist? Unless the state’s oil patch has a revival in the nextcouple of years, a new study predicts that Texas soon will beconsuming more gas than it produces, pumping up the possibility oftransporting gas into the state that has long boasted its status asthe energy capital of the country.
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Dominion Resources, CNG Told to Widen Order 497 Scope
FERC has sent Dominion Resources and its merged partner,Consolidated Natural Gas (CNG), back to the drawing board to expandthe scope of the pipeline marketing affiliate rule to apply to allenergy affiliates within their corporate family.
May 29, 2000
TXU Told to Remove Poly 1 Pipe by December
The Texas Railroad Commission last week voted to approve toughpipeline safety proposals that include targeting one of the largestutilities in the state – TXU Energy. The TRC voted unanimously torequire TXU to have all segments of its polyethylene 1 pipe out ofthe ground by December.
May 29, 2000
EPSA Blasts NYSEG Rates for NY Power Market
The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), which representsindependent power producers, told FERC yesterday that proposedattempts to temporarily halt market-based pricing in New York’spower market this summer — through administrative rates, pricescreens or price caps — should be rejected.
May 26, 2000
TXU Told to Remove Poly 1 Pipe by December
The Texas Railroad Commission yesterday voted to approve toughpipeline safety proposals that include targeting one of the largestutilities in the state – TXU Energy. The TRC voted unanimously torequire TXU to have all segments of its polyethylene 1 pipe out ofthe ground by December.
May 24, 2000
Dominion, CNG Told to Extend Order 497 Scope
FERC sent Dominion Resources and its merged partner,Consolidated Natural Gas (CNG), back to the drawing board last weekto expand the scope of the pipeline marketing-affiliate rule toapply to all energy affiliates within their corporate family. Thisaction is in keeping with the Commission’s crackdown on abusesbetween pipelines and affiliates.
May 23, 2000
NYSEG Calls For Emergency Action at NY ISO
New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG) told FERC yesterday thesituation has reached a critical stage at the New York IndependentSystem Operator, where start-up problems continue to threaten theretail electricity markets. It has called on the Commission toinvestigate and initiate emergency actions to correct continuingproblems at the ISO.
May 2, 2000
Group Gives Congress Restructuring To-Do List
While electric restructuring at the federal level meandersalong, a broad group of industry and consumer organizationsreleased a list last week of 23 principles it believes should beincluded. The group is hoping its efforts might add some urgency tothe legislative process.
April 10, 2000
Capitalist $$$ Invade Canadian Gas Field
Canadians are being told — by American investors on the prowlfor pieces of the action — that the North American natural gasmarket is headed for a spell of very tight supplies and they standto be prime beneficiaries. The projection emerged as a consensus ata Calgary conference billed as the mightiest assembly of financialmuscle ever held in the Canadian gas capital.
February 28, 2000
Energy Industry Told to ‘Embrace E’
Today’s conference was brought to you by the letter E. Indeed,the fifth letter of the alphabet loomed large on the first day ofthe Cambridge Energy Research 19th annual Executive Conference inHouston yesterday.
February 9, 2000
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