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Futures Post New High on Strong Fundamentals

Supportive physical prices and concerns over supply tightnesstook center stage yesterday in the natural gas pit at Nymex andthat gave bulls the impetus to post the seventh straight priceadvance. The September contract finished up 2.7 cents at $2.748after notching both a higher high and a higher low for the session.Estimated volume was 77,940 contracts.

August 11, 1999

Transportation Notes

Westcoast took its McMahon Plant off-line at midafternoon Sundayfor unplanned repairs to the inlet facility. Authorized volumes forSunday’s gas day were cut in half. A force majeure declaration forMcMahon was lifted early Monday morning.

July 20, 1999

NiSource Takes Offer to Columbia Shareholders

Determined to fight to the end, NiSource took its $68/shareoffer ($5.6 billion) directly to Columbia Energy Group shareholderson Friday. It also filed litigation against Columbia and itsdirectors in the Delaware Chancery Court in an attempt to gain anopportunity to nominate a director to fill a vacant seat onColumbia’s board.

June 28, 1999

Exxon-Mobil Merger Passes First Hurdle

Exxon and Mobil took an eagerly anticipated step towardcompleting their merger yesterday as shareholders for bothcompanies approved the combination. Mobil received 98% shareholderapproval for the deal and Exxon received 99%. The votes were heldat separate hotels in Dallas, TX.

May 28, 1999

FERC Gives Major Push To Electric Utility RTOs

FERC took a major step last week toward regional operation ofthe electric transmission grid by issuing a notice of proposedrulemaking (NOPR) that seeks to promote the formation of regionaltransmission organizations (RTOs) nationwide.

May 17, 1999

FERC Gives Major Push to Electric Utility RTOs

FERC took a major step Wednesday towards regional operation ofthe electric transmission grid by issuing a notice of proposedrulemaking (NOPR) that seeks to promote the formation of regionaltransmission organizations (RTOs) nationwide.

May 13, 1999

Bulls vs. Bears; Call it a Tie Wednesday

After rallying more than 15 cent from last weeks lows, naturalgas futures took a breather Wednesday, trading sideways within atight 4.5-cent range. The June contract settled unchanged for theday at $2.359.

May 6, 1999

Pipeline Certificate Process Gets Face-Lift

Regulations pertaining to the construction of new pipelineprojects took the spotlight at FERC last week, with the Commissionissuing a final rule aimed at updating and streamlining thecertificate process for new projects, while at the same timeproposing an initiative that would give landowners greaterparticipation in the process.

May 3, 1999

Pipeline Certificate Process Gets Face-Lift at FERC

Regulations pertaining to the construction of new pipelineprojects took the spotlight at FERC yesterday, with the Commissionapproving a final rule aimed at updating and streamlining thecertificate process for new projects, including a change in thetimetable for the filing of project-related environmental data.FERC also proposed an initiative that would give landowners greaterparticipation in the certification process.

April 29, 1999

Board ‘Outs’ Trip Up ANR Expansion at FERC

It took FERC only a few days to recognize that ANR Pipeline’sMarch 8 application for a second Wisconsin expansion project in 18months fails to meet the Commission’s test for showing market need.

March 29, 1999