Users

Energy Buyers: Outsourcing Continues to Grow

A panel of energy buyers at GasMart/Power 2000 agreedoutsourcing energy management is still on the upswing as end usersstrive to avoid complexity and save money.

April 11, 2000

Industrials Riled by Fees for Info on GISB Standards

Industrial gas users want to “comment” on the revised and newGas Industry Standards Board’s (GISB) standards that FERC proposedfor adoption in December, but there’s only one problem – they don’tknow what they are. The Commission apparently doesn’t have a copyof the proposed changes on file, they said, and to get them fromthe standards-setting organization could cost the tidy sum of$3,500.

February 1, 1999

Columbia of PA Hails Gross Receipts Proposal

Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania CEO Gary J. Robinson praised aproposal by Pennsylvania’s governor to eliminate the 5% grossreceipts tax levied on the state’s residential gas users.

January 29, 1999

Industrials Riled by GISB’s Fees for Standards Info

Industrial gas users want to “comment” on the revised and newGas Industry Standards Board’s (GISB) standards that FERC proposedfor adoption in December, but there’s only one problem – they don’tknow what they are. The Commission apparently doesn’t have a copyof the proposed changes on file, they said, and to get them fromthe standards-setting organization could cost up to $3,500.

January 27, 1999

NY Users Prefer Utility in Unbundled Market, BU Says

The majority of Brooklyn Union Gas’ (BU) residential gascustomers in New York City and Long Island said they want to keeptheir existing utility as a provider in a competitive retail marketor at least have it offered as an option, according to the resultsof market research conducted for parent KeySpan Energy. Thefindings, which reveal a continuing customer connection to LDCs,fly in the face of the New York Public Service Commission’sdirective ordering all utilities to exit the merchant gas role.

November 23, 1998

Nicor Seeks to Widen Pilot to Include Residential Users

Nicor Gas earlier this week submitted a proposal to the IllinoisCommerce Commission (ICC) that, if approved, would provide customerchoice for the first time to single-family residential natural gascustomers in the northern part of the state.

August 12, 1998

LG&E Offers Weather Risk Hedge

LG&E Energy Marketing (LEM), a subsidiary of LG&EEnergy, has introduced risk management products designed to manageweather-related risk.

March 13, 1998
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