The Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission (AOGC) planned to hold an emergency meeting Friday (March 4) to consider a staff request that injection of natural gas drilling waste be halted at two disposal wells while a potential connection to earthquakes in the region is considered.
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Prosecutors Argue Against Skilling’s Request for New Trial
The legal questions concerning the estate of Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay remain unanswered, but the court wranglings for and against ex-CEO Jeffrey Skilling and others involved in alleged misdeeds at the company continued last week in Houston.
Enron-Related Legal Filings Continue to Multiply
The legal questions concerning the estate of Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay remain unanswered, but the court wranglings for and against ex-CEO Jeffrey Skilling and others involved in alleged misdeeds at the company continued this week in Houston.
PG&E CEO Sees ‘Clear Path’ to Full Utility Financial Recovery
Despite unanswered questions about whether the holding company will be dragged into some part of its former merchant unit’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy and the timely completion of its utility company’s bankruptcy emergence, San Francisco-based PG&E Corp.’s CEO told an industry financial audience in Orlando, FL, last Tuesday that his utility company is on a “clear path” to clearing the final hurdles with state regulators and the federal bankruptcy court.
PG&E CEO Sees ‘Clear Path’ to Full Utility Financial Recovery
Despite unanswered questions about whether the holding company will be dragged into some part of its former merchant unit’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy and the timely completion of its utility company’s bankruptcy emergence, San Francisco-based PG&E Corp.’s CEO told an industry financial audience in Orlando, FL, Tuesday that his utility company is on a “clear path” to clearing the final hurdles with state regulators and the federal bankruptcy court.