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CA Legislature Wades Through 50 Energy Proposals

While some of the usual suspects who are attempting to re-open or summarily close down energy markets have re-submitted bills, a wide variety of proposed new energy laws were dumped in the California Legislature’s hopper as the deadline for submitting bills passed at midnight last Tuesday. What has emerged, even has one energy industry veteran in the state capital scratching his head trying to determine what might gain some traction this legislative session.

February 28, 2005

Transportation Notes

CenterPoint issued a System-Wide Alert Wednesday, citing a forecast for colder than normal conditions moving into its service area. Due to the need to maintain adequate linepack and preserve storage flexibility to meet FT obligations, CenterPoint is requiring customers, “particularly power plants or other large industrial loads whose swings can cause operational difficulties” for the pipeline’s system “or discrete segments thereof,” to take deliveries as evenly as possible throughout the day. In no case should takes exceed a shipper’s hourly entitlements by more than 10% in any hour; excessive hourly takes could result in a customer-specific OFO being issued, the pipeline said.

February 24, 2005

Transportation Notes

Citing projected cold weather later this week and anticipated load requirements, Dominion said a System Wide Alert will take effect Thursday. All customers should monitor hourly deliveries from Dominion and act to minimize hourly variances in those deliveries in an effort to avoid further action by the pipeline, it said.

January 11, 2005

Court Upholds FERC’s Order of CD Conversion on El Paso Pipeline

A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, has affirmed FERC’s decision ordering the system-wide conversion of full-requirements (FR) service on the El Paso Natural Gas pipeline to cost-based contract demand (CD) service to remove long-standing capacity constraints in the Southwest.

January 10, 2005

Court Upholds FERC’s Order of CD Conversion on El Paso Pipeline

A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, has affirmed FERC’s decision ordering the system-wide conversion of full-requirements (FR) service on the El Paso Natural Gas pipeline to cost-based contract demand (CD) service to remove long-standing capacity constraints in the Southwest.

January 3, 2005

Skilling Attorneys Request Disclosure of Alleged Co-Conspirators

Lawyers for former Enron Corp. CEO Jeffrey Skilling, who has been charged in a wide-ranging conspiracy case stemming from Enron’s collapse in Dec. 2001, have asked a Houston federal judge to disclose the names of 114 people alleged to be co-conspirators.

December 13, 2004

Skilling Attorneys Request Disclosure of Alleged Co-Conspirators

Lawyers for former Enron Corp. CEO Jeffrey Skilling, who has been charged in a wide-ranging conspiracy case stemming from Enron’s collapse in Dec. 2001, have asked a Houston federal judge to disclose the names of 114 people alleged to be co-conspirators.

December 13, 2004

Congress Votes to Extend $1.3B in Energy Tax Credits

The House and Senate by a wide margin voted late Thursday to extend several energy tax credits, including a booster for marginal oil and gas wells, as part of a $146 billion tax cut package for the middle class, sending the bill to President Bush for his signature.

September 27, 2004

Congress Votes to Extend $1.3B in Energy Tax Credits

The House and Senate by a wide margin voted late Thursday to extend several energy tax credits, including a booster for marginal oil and gas wells, as part of a $146 billion tax cut package for the middle class, sending the bill to President Bush for his signature.

September 27, 2004

Transportation Notes

Pacific Gas & Electric issued a system-wide Stage 2 high-inventory OFO for Saturday. Penalties were $1/Dth for exceeding a positive imbalance tolerance of 3%.

June 28, 2004
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