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Hebert, Transco Lobby for Northeast Pipe Projects

In the wake of spiraling heating oil prices, Commissioner CurtHebert Jr. last week challenged his FERC colleagues to follow inthe Clinton administration’s footsteps to help reduce theNortheast’s dependence on the higher-priced fuel. ATranscontinental Gas Pipe Line official made a similar pitch toremove regulatory roadblocks to new natural gas pipelineconstruction last week at a Senate hearing.

February 28, 2000

Hebert Urges FERC to OK Northeast Pipe Projects

In the wake of the price spikes in heating oil, CommissionerCurt Hebert Jr. yesterday called on his FERC colleagues tocertificate the Northeast-bound gas pipeline projects that havebeen stalled at the Commission to reduce the region’s historicdependence on the higher priced heating fuel.

February 24, 2000

Temporary Baker Hughes Chief Promises Improvement

Joe B. Foster, the new chief — at least for now — of BakerHughes Inc., is promising improved performance to shareholders inthe wake laggard stock performance and the disclosure of accountingirregularities that have launched a slew of investor lawsuits.

February 7, 2000

Temporary Baker Chief Promises Improvement

Joe B. Foster, the new chief — at least for now — of BakerHughes Inc., is promising improved performance to shareholders inthe wake of the disclosure of accounting irregularities that havelaunched a slew of investor lawsuits.

February 2, 2000

Southwest Gas-Oneok Merger Lives On in Infamy

Recriminations, investigations and large dollar lawsuits wereflying last week in the wake of the failed Oneok-Southwest Gasmerger.

January 31, 2000

Properties Change Hands in Lawsuit’s Wake

McMoRan (MMR) Exploration Co., Phosphate Resource PartnersLimited Partnership (PLP) and its administrative managing generalpartner IMC Global Inc. (IGL) said PLP and IGL have resolved anddismissed with prejudice their lawsuit against MMR and four formerdirectors of Freeport-McMoRan Inc.

November 11, 1999

Marketers See CA Bill as a Step Backward

Aggregation of small retail natural gas customers is still alive in California, but barely. And it’s future is dim in the wake of new state legislation (AB 1421) passed earlier this month and now on the governor’s desk. The legislation restricts unbundling in the retail core gas markets (see NGI Sept. 13).

September 20, 1999

Marketers: CA Aggregation on Downhill Slide

Aggregation of small retail natural gas customers is still alivein California, but barely. And it’s future is dim in the wake ofnew state legislation (AB 1421) passed earlier this month and nowon the governor’s desk. The legislation restricts unbundling in theretail core gas markets (see Daily GPI, Sept. 13).

September 16, 1999

ALJ Rejection Forces Western to Rethink CA Pipe Plan

Western Gas Resources said last week it is weighing its optionsin the wake of a judge’s rejection of its proposed pipeline bypassof Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Administrative Law Judge AndreaBiren recommended regulators approve the gas utility’s motion toreject Western’s application, and reject a contention by Westernthat PG&E was engaging in anti-competitive behavior. Thejudge’s recommendation is scheduled to be considered by theCalifornia Public Utilities Commission Oct. 7.

September 13, 1999

California Deep Drilling Draws Canadian Backers

In the wake of a well blowout and fire that burned for months inthe oil/gas saturated area between Bakersfield and the Elk Hillspetroleum reserve, a flood of small and medium-size Canadianbackers have moved into this old production region 100 miles northof Los Angeles, betting that new significant pools of natural gascan be found with deep-drilling below 15,000 feet.

September 13, 1999