Underlying

FERC Sets Framework for Price Indices Workshop

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has laid out the framework for discussion of the underlying liquidity and reliability of natural gas price indices, to be encompassed in a workshop scheduled for Nov. 4.

October 27, 2003

First Storage Injection Fails to Impress Bears; April Notches Gain on Expiration Day

In a surprising show of strength considering the weak underlying cash prices and a bearish storage report (7 Bcf injection) announced Thursday morning, natural gas futures rallied back to the mid-$5.20s late Thursday morning. However, buying dried up for the expiring April contract and sellers were waiting to push it lower at the closing bell. At $5.146, April completed its tenure as prompt month up 4.9 cents on the day, but down 30% since becoming prompt month. The new prompt month, May, surged 9.3 cents to close at $5.24.

March 28, 2003

Entergy Rises Above the Crowd with Higher Quarterly Results

While many energy companies have been cowering behind ugly third quarter financial results, Entergy Corp. on Wednesday stood out in the crowd with substantially higher earnings. In fact, operational earnings per share were up 21%, setting a new company record for third quarter.

November 4, 2002

`Much Higher’ Offshore Activity Predicted

All of the leading indicators for offshore construction activity point to “much higher levels of pipelay, derrick and diving activity,” and underlying fundamentals driving the offshore construction industry continue to be “very robust,” according to Raymond James Energy’s “Stat of the Week” for last week.

May 28, 2001

‘Much Higher’ Offshore Activity Predicted

All of the leading indicators for offshore construction activity point to “much higher levels of pipelay, derrick and diving activity,” and underlying fundamentals driving the offshore construction industry continue to be “very robust,” according to Raymond James Energy “Stat of the Week.”

May 22, 2001

Bullish Deutsche Bank Sees ‘Structural Shift’ in Gas Market

Gas analysts at Deutsche Bank have come to the conclusion that a”structural shift” has occurred in the supply and demand underlyingthe gas market, setting the stage for gas prices to hold theircurrent ground at more than $2.50 for the next two years.

April 18, 2000

FERC Okays Columbia Gulf Compression Upgrade

FERC last week gave the go-ahead for a mostly compressionupgrade that would add 315,218 Dth/d to Columbia Gulf Transmission,restoring its system to its original certificated capacity leveland then some.

February 15, 1999
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