Uphill

Prices Continue to Climb But at Slower Rates

The uphill run of the overall market was still going for themost part Wednesday, but at a considerably slower pace than the daybefore as several areas anticipated at least a brief reprieve fromsevere winter weather.

January 27, 2000

CA Attorney General Vows Closer Scrutiny of Mega-Mergers

The mega-merger candidates in the production industry face anuphill battle in California, according to the state’s attorneygeneral, who promised close scrutiny of their transactions lastweek. With a new study on the causes of a gasoline price spikesthis summer in hand, Attorney General Bill Lockyer said there’s adistinct lack of oil industry competition in the state.

November 29, 1999

CPUC Grants More Time in Settlement Talks

California’s continuing uphill struggle for a market-basedsolution to its proposed restructuring of the wholesale natural gastransmission and storage business will be extended through Januaryin hopes that upwards of 75 market participants can attain anegotiated all-party settlement. A California Public UtilitiesCommission administrative law judge overseeing the statewide gascase and the CPUC President Richard Bilas indicated Wednesday (Oct.27) they were willing to allow more time.

October 29, 1999

Weekend Prices Ease Back from Long Climb

The cash market took a bit of a breather Friday from the uphillclimb that began last Tuesday. Weekend quotes ranged from minimallyhigher to nearly a dime lower, with most of the softnessconcentrated in the Midcontinent, Midwest citygates, Southwestbasins, northern and southern California borders and intra-Alberta.

November 9, 1998
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