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Infocast =09 [IMAGE]=09 [IMAGE] =09 HOME | GAS NEWS | EVENTS | JOBS | BUSINESS CENTERS | DIRECTORIES= | DATA CENTER THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2002 =09 =09 THIS ISSUE BROUGHT TO YOU BY Competitive Intelligence now avai= lable. Identify potential suitors, those who threaten your position across = the value chain or those who demonstrate best practices with Company Profil= e Reports from Datamonitor. These reports are the definitive intelligence r= esource on 106 top companies in the energy industry. Reports include: speci= fic business background, history, locations and subsidiaries, products, ser= vices and key employees. View the list of Datamonitor's Company Profiles. h= ttp://www.energycentral.com/sections/research/default.cfm?cpane=3D23003&rpu= blisher=3D11408&rtype=3Dall TOP STORIES BG gets cut-price Enron= India fields LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Britain's BG Group Plc said on We= dnesday it would pay stricken U.S. energy trader Enron a knock-down $350 mi= llion for its stake in three oil and gas fields off western India after ren= egotiating the deal. Natural Gas Rates May Decline Again for Las Vegas-= Area Customers By John G. Edwards, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jan. 23 Las V= egas area natural gas customers will get a third consecutive decrease in ra= tes if state regulators approve a proposal submitted by Southwest Gas Corp.= late Tuesday. Providence, R.I., Gas Firm, Union, Set New Talks on Cont= ract By Timothy C. Barmann, Providence Journal, R.I., Jan. 23 New England = Gas Co. and the union that represents nearly a third of its workers have ag= reed to meet with a federal mediator on Friday to try to resolve their disp= ute over a new contract. Press Release Excelergy Completes Record= Year in 2001 LEXINGTON, MA (January 23, 2002) Excelergy Corporation, the = world's leading provider of high performance software products automating b= usiness processes in the energy/utility industry and other restructuring ma= rkets, reported today it completed a record quarter for sales in Q4 2001. T= his capped a record year for Excelergy for 2001, a year in which overall re= venues increased 65 percent, overall bookings increased 89 percent, softwar= e license revenue grew 91 percent, and maintenance and support services rev= enue grew 130 percent despite generally down market conditions in the techn= ology sector. National Energy Policy Democrats Increase Pressure = Over Enron By PETE YOST Associated Press Writer, WASHINGTON, Jan 23, 2002= (AP Online via COMTEX) -- Four top Democratic senators Wednesday gave thei= r full support to a General Accounting Office inquiry into meetings between= the Bush White House and industry leaders on administration energy policy.= Massachusetts Senator Seeks Energy Panel List By Glen Johnson, The B= oston Globe, Jan. 23 The Bush administration's reluctance to say who advise= d the White House task force as it formulated its national energy policy in= dicates the guidance was tilted toward the oil and gas industry and not out= siders with novel ideas, Senator John F. Kerry said yesterday. Senate = Republicans want mid-Feb energy bill vote WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - S= enate Republican Leader Trent Lott on Wednesday said he expects the Senate = to begin debate on a broad energy bill early next month and hopefully vote = on the measure by mid-February. ADVERTISEMENT ENERGIZE YOUR CAR= EER - The Energy Central Job Center has a new look, new features, premier e= mployers and is updated daily! Visit the energy industry's largest on-line = job center today: http://www.energycentral.com/sections/jobs Compe= tition & Deregulation For reports and related information on this topic = visit our Data Center [IMAGE] PSC Strengthens Consumer Protections in = Competitive Energy Markets Albany, NY - January 23, 2002 (News Release) To= further strengthen consumer protections in New York's competitive energy m= arkets, the New York State Public Service Commission today voted on financi= al requirements that will apply to energy services companies (ESCOs) offeri= ng prepayment plans or requiring deposits from their customers. Legisl= ation/Regulation Enron Auditor Refuses to Testify By MARCY GORDON AP= Business Writer, WASHINGTON, Jan 23, 2002 (AP Online via COMTEX) -- The Ar= thur Andersen auditor fired for his role in the destruction of Enron-relate= d documents is refusing to testify to Congress about the shredding, his att= orney said Wednesday. Panel Seeks Enron Tax Return Release By CURT A= NDERSON AP Tax Writer, WASHINGTON, Jan 23, 2002 (AP Online via COMTEX) -- A= Senate committee asked Enron Corp. on Wednesday to authorize release of it= s tax returns to give the public and Congress a "more informed understandin= g" of the bankrupt energy trader's financial dealings. Enron Debacle C= ould Fuel Campaign-Finance Battle By Dick Polman, The Philadelphia Inquire= r, Jan. 23 The last decade has not been kind to those who want to take big = money out of politics. Congressional Investigators Subpoena Andersen O= fficials in Enron Case Chicago Tribune, Jan. 23 Congressional investigator= s decided Tuesday to subpoena four top Andersen officials, including its ch= ief executive, to testify before a Thursday hearing about destruction of th= e accounting firm's documents related to Enron Corp.'s collapse. Devel= opments Related to Enron Probe By The Associated Press, Jan 23, 2002 (AP = Online via COMTEX) -- Senior officials of the Arthur Andersen accounting fi= rm are receiving subpoenas to compel them to testify to Congress about the = massive destruction of Enron-related documents. Bush Defends Administr= ation's Dealings with Enron's Fall By Ron Hutcheson, Knight Ridder Washing= ton Bureau, Jan. 23 President Bush defended his administration's handling o= f the Enron debacle Tuesday and expressed outrage at the losses suffered by= the company's stockholders, including his mother-in-law. US Congress = returns to Enron, recession, politics By Thomas Ferraro, WASHINGTON, Jan 2= 3 (Reuters) U.S. lawmakers return on Wednesday for the second and final yea= r of the 107th Congress with the Enron scandal, the recession and the upcom= ing November elections crowding center stage. White House cancels phot= o op with Congress leaders WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) The White House on= Wednesday abruptly canceled a picture-taking session between President Geo= rge W. Bush and congressional leaders to lay out his agenda as Congress ret= urns to work after a holiday recess. Ex-Senator Metzenbaum calls for S= EC head to resign WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) Retired Senator Howard Metz= enbaum, now head of a leading U.S. consumer group, said on Wednesday that H= arvey Pitt should resign as Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman bec= ause of his past work representing accounting firms. Gas Pricing/Hubs = Canada gas eases slightly behind lower U.S. prices NEW YORK, Jan 23 (= Reuters) Canadian spot natural gas prices eased Wednesday, taking cues from= lower U.S. values as a glut of gas in storage and mild weather forecasts f= or gas hungry regions continued to set a bearish tone, sources said. N= YMEX Hub gas ends mixed, fronts off on weather, AGAs NEW YORK, Jan 23 (Reu= ters) NYMEX Hub gas ended mixed Wednesday in moderate trade, with front mon= ths pressured to new lows early by mostly mild U.S. weather forecasts, then= again later by a bearish weekly inventory report, sources said. Mild = weather drives U.S. spot natgas lower again SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 23 (Reuters= ) U.S. day-ahead natural gas prices lost ground again Wednesday as mild wea= ther restrained heating demand, traders said. Futures Feb Futures= Weakens as AGA Figure Prompts Fresh 4-Month Low Jan. 23 (Btu's Daily Gas = Wire) February natural gas futures settled 3 cents lower at $2.076 after th= e American Gas Association reported a withdrawal from gas storage at the lo= wer end of most market expectations. Special Offer from this Publisher! = Natural gas hits fresh low on weak fundamental outlook Jan 23, 2002 (T= radeSignals via COMTEX) -- Natural gas futures extended downside weakness i= n Tuesday's session as fresh long liquidation emerges to weigh on trade. = LNG Three Firms on List for China's First LNG Project BEIJING, Ja= n 23, 2002 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Three overseas suppliers were shortlisted= by China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), the nation's third largest oi= l company, for a 10 billion U.S. dollars supply contract for China's first = liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, according to Wednesday's China Daily. = Four LNG Terminals Planned for Mexico Mexico, Jan 23, 2002 (BNameric= as.com via COMTEX) -- Three US energy companies are planning to build four = liquid natural gas (LNG) terminals in Mexico, each one costing between US$3= 50mn and US$400mn, according to Ed Weatherly, petroleum terminals group man= ager at Industrial Information Resources. Pipelines Petronas conf= ident Thai-Malaysia gas pipeline to get approval in March KUALA LUMPUR, J= an 23, 2002 (AFX-Asia via COMTEX) -- Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) said= it is confident the Thai-Malaysia gas pipeline project will obtain officia= l approval in March and begin work in April, Bernama reported. Gas Nat= ural invests 5.76 mln eur in Tarragona gas pipeline MADRID, Jan 23, 2002 = (AFX-Europe via COMTEX) -- Gas Natural SDG SA said it has invested 5.76 mln= eur in the construction of a gas distribution pipeline in Tarragona, north= ern Spain. Rates For more information on rate tariffs visit Gas Rat= e Tariffs [IMAGE] National Gas Utility to Ask Pennsylvania Commission = for Rate Cut By Doug Oathout, Erie Times-News, Pa., Jan. 22 Home heating b= ills, already far below year-ago levels, are likely to dip even lower. = Storage AGA says U.S. weekly natgas stocks fell 124 bcf WASHINGTON, = Jan 23 (Reuters) The American Gas Association issued the following weekly e= stimates of U.S. working gas in storage (in bcf): General Federal= Authorities Take Over at Enron's Houston Headquarters Knight Ridder Washi= ngton Bureau, Jan. 23 Federal authorities appeared to take control of Enron= 's headquarters here Tuesday in response to mounting accusations that vital= documents were being shredded by the bankrupt energy empire's employees. = CHRONOLOGY - Rise and fall of energy giant Enron NEW YORK, Jan 23 (Reu= ters) Following are key dates in the history of energy trading giant Enron = Corp.: Security Team Leaves Enron to Form Consulting Company By Alan = Bernstein, Houston Chronicle, Jan. 23 Enron's top security team, including = four former CIA officers and an ex-FBI agent, has left the company to form = a private consulting firm. ConAgra Foods Nearly Took Enron Route out o= f Nebraska By Steve Jordon, Omaha World-Herald, Neb., Jan. 22 Kenneth L. L= ay came to Omaha in 1985 and left, more or less for good, in 1986. Tra= ding/Marketing Oil firms want trustee to control key Enron unit HOUST= ON, Jan 23 (Reuters) Wiser Oil Co. and several other creditors have asked a= federal judge to place a trustee in control of Enron North America Corp., = the core wholesale energy trading subsidiary of bankrupt Enron Corp., an at= torney representing Dallas-based Wiser said on Wednesday. Legal E= nron Creditors Seek Outside Supervision of Firm's Management By Eric Berge= r, Houston Chronicle, Jan. 23 Lawyers for Enron creditors have asked a U.S.= bankruptcy judge to appoint an outsider to supervise the current managemen= t or take control of the troubled company. Enron Contributions Are at = Issue in Texas Judge's Confirmation to Federal Post By Janet Elliott, Hous= ton Chronicle, Jan. 23 Enron's political contributions have become an issue= in the confirmation battle involving a Texas Supreme Court justice who has= been nominated to a federal appellate bench. Lawyers Agree on Propose= d Restraining Order to Safeguard Enron Documents By Rosanna Ruiz, Houston = Chronicle, Jan. 23 Attorneys for Enron shareholders agreed late Tuesday on = a proposed restraining order to safeguard financial documents and investiga= te their destruction by employees of the company and its auditor, Arthur An= dersen. People Texas Congressman Changes Course, Gives Enron Dona= tion to Worker Fund By Kristen Mack, Houston Chronicle, Jan. 23 Reversing = himself, U.S. Rep. John Culberson said Tuesday he would donate the $5,000 h= e received from Enron's political action committee to a fund benefiting the= company's employees. Sen. Gramm Could Face Conflict of Interest if Hi= s Wife Is Questioned on Enron By David Ivanovich, Houston Chronicle, Jan. = 23 Wendy Gramm, a member of Enron's board of directors, stands to lose more= than $686,000 in retirement funds because of the company's bankruptcy fili= ng. Hunt rejoins SEC, another commissioner may join soon By Peter Ram= jug, WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) Isaac Hunt on Wednesday regained his comm= issioner seat at the Securities and Exchange Commission, filling one of sev= eral empty slots as the SEC continues to piece together the complex dealing= s behind Enron Corp.'s dramatic fall. Environmental NE states to = press clean air case with U.S. EPA WASHINGTON, Jan 22 (Reuters) Eight stat= es will press the head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Wedne= sday to cease any effort to weaken Clean Air Act limits on emissions from p= ower plants, refineries and industrial plants, a member of the New York att= orney general's staff said on Tuesday. Environmental Groups in West Vi= rginia Plan Protest for President Bush's Visit By Ken Ward Jr., The Charle= ston Gazette, W.Va., Jan. 22 Environmental and citizens groups plan to welc= ome President Bush to Charleston today with a protest against the administr= ation's energy policies. Financial North Carolina Banks, State Pe= nsion Fund among Shareholders Hurt by Enron Hit By Rick Rothacker, The Cha= rlotte Observer, N.C., Jan. 23 Charlotte's big banks and the state pension = funds in both Carolinas are among the thousands of Enron Corp. shareholders= forced to sell shares in a decline or hold on to nearly worthless stock af= ter the Houston energy company's collapse. Enron Spinoff Pays Bill for= Sins of Its Parent By Nelson Antosh, Houston Chronicle, Jan. 23 EOTT Ener= gy Partners was battered on the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday, mainly bec= ause of problems related to its former parent, Enron Corp. Enron, Kmar= t Woes Highlight Role of Surety Bonds By Sheryl Jean, Saint Paul Pioneer P= ress, Minn., Jan. 23 Two of the nation's biggest bankruptcies -- the recent= failures of energy trader Enron Corp. and Kmart Corp. -- has focused atten= tion on a little-known, but widely used insurance product: surety bonds. = Orogen, Oil Search shares surge MELBOURNE, Jan 23 (Reuters) Oil Search = Ltd's A$1.4 billion offer for Orogen Minerals Ltd drove the once lagging sh= are prices of both companies higher on Wednesday as the merged entity was s= een as a vastly more attractive company with growth potential. Anderse= n Quakes as Enron Puts Accountancy into Crisis By Matthew Lynn, Sunday Bus= iness, London, Jan. 20 David Duncan probably never expected to have a huge = impact on his profession. Accounting Oversight Board to Disband WASH= INGTON, Jan 23, 2002 (AP Online via COMTEX) -- A board that oversees the ac= counting profession has voted to disband after raising concerns about propo= sed changes in the way firms are regulated following the collapse of Enron.= Financial - Ratings Standard & Poor's Warns of More Enron-Like F= ailures, Urges Better Disclosure By Robert Bailhache, Sunday Business, Lon= don, Jan. 20 Standard & Poor's, one of the world's leading credit-rating ag= encies, has urged global financial markets to enforce a culture of greater = disclosure if spectacular corporate failures such as Enron's are to be mini= mised. Financial - Results Berlin, Conn.-Based Northeast Utilitie= s Says Revenues Up 17 Percent in 2001 By David A. Smith, Waterbury Republi= can-American, Conn., Jan. 23 Northeast Utilities Inc., which owns subsidiar= ies serving 1.3 million electric and gas customers in Connecticut, said Tue= sday its 2001 revenues increased 17 percent, helping push its year-end prof= its to nearly $245 million. Schlumberger earnings fall on big tax bite= HOUSTON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Schlumberger Ltd., the world's No. 1 oilfield= services company, said Tuesday its fourth-quarter net income fell as taxes= took a big bite out of its operating income, which rose despite a slowdown= in oil and natural gas drilling in North and South America. Energen t= o take fourth-quarter Enron-related charge BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan 23 (Reute= rs) Diversified energy company Energen Corp. said on Wednesday that it will= take a fourth-quarter charge, as well as a benefit in 2002, for its exposu= re to troubled energy trader Enron Corp. Kerr-McGee posts net loss vs = year-ago profit OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Exploration and producti= on company Kerr-McGee Corp. on Wednesday posted a fourth-quarter net loss, = reversing a year-ago profit, as oil and natural gas prices fell sharply on = weak demand. Progress fourth-quarter earnings beat estimate RALEIGH, = N.C., Jan 23 (Reuters) Progress Energy Inc., which owns utilities distribut= ing electricity and natural gas in the U.S. Southeast, on Wednesday reporte= d a fourth-quarter profit compared with a year-earlier loss and beat Wall S= treet earnings expectations despite mild weather and a slowdown in industri= al demand because of the weak economy. Burlington Resources posts loss= after charges HOUSTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Independent oil and gas produce= r Burlington Resources Inc. on Wednesday posted a fourth-quarter loss due t= o sharply lower natural gas prices and one-time charges linked to the sale = of oil and gas properties. Helmerich & Payne Q1 net falls, cuts foreca= st NEW YORK, Jan 23 (Reuters) Contract energy drilling and exploration fir= m Helmerich & Payne Inc. said on Wednesday that its first-quarter net incom= e fell based on low natural gas prices and said its 2002 results would miss= expectations. WGL Holdings cuts first-quarter profit outlook WASHING= TON, Jan 23 (Reuters) WGL Holdings Inc., the parent company of Washington G= as Light Co., said on Wednesday it expects first-quarter profits to fall be= low expectations due to warm weather and fallout from bankrupt energy compa= ny Enron Corp. Amerada Hess earnings fall on low oil prices NEW YORK,= Jan 23 (Reuters) - Oil and gas company Amerada Hess Corp. on Wednesday sai= d fourth-quarter earnings dropped 85 percent from last year's peaks on lowe= r natural gas and oil prices and compounded by weaker refining profit margi= ns. Exxon Mobil Q4 profits down nearly 50 pct NEW YORK, Jan 23 (Reute= rs) - Exxon Mobil Corp., the world's largest publicly traded oil company, r= eported a 49 percent drop in fourth-quarter profits on Wednesday as the rec= ession put the brakes on petroleum demand and sent prices tumbling from the= ir year-ago highs. International Andersen May Lose Audits for Top= British Firms in Enron Fallout Evening Standard, London, Jan. 22 Accounti= ng giant Andersen is facing the prospect of losing more lucrative contracts= to audit some of Britain's leading companies as concerns grow over the fir= m's role in the collapse of energy group Enron. Iran Starts Exporting = Gas to Turkey BAZARGAN Border (Iran), Jan 23, 2002 (Xinhua via COMTEX) --= After a three-year delay due to technical problems, Iran has started trans= porting natural gas to the neighboring Turkey following an official ceremon= y. Woodside chases BP assets By Ian Howarth and Stephen Wisenthal, J= an 24, 2002 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The Aust= ralian oil and gas company, Woodside Petroleum, is engaging investment bank= s to fund a new deal. Spanish energy commission could investigate BBVA= stakes in Repsol and Iberdrola Jan 22, 2002, (Expansion /FT Information v= ia COMTEX) -- The Spanish energy commission (CNE) could launch an investiga= tion into Spanish bank Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) to analyse wh= ether its stakes in oil group Repsol YPF and power utility Iberdrola breach= legal restrictions on stakes in rival companies. Arthur Andersen assu= red operations can continue in Emirates ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates, = Jan 23, 2002 (AP WorldStream via COMTEX) -- Concerned monetary officials ha= d summoned representatives of the former auditing firm of bankrupt U.S. ene= rgy giant Enron, but said Wednesday the company could continue to operate n= ormally in the United Arab Emirates. Scandal over missing funds may hu= rt chances of Fox's energy bill By Edgar Hernandez, Mexico City, Jan 22, = 2002 (EFE via COMTEX) -- The investigation of the alleged diversion of $120= million from Pemex to the 2000 PRI presidential campaign coffers may affec= t the debate on an energy reform bill sponsored by the government because P= RI members believe the allegation are part of a political vendetta of the a= dministration. Hong Kong & China Gas in talks for two gas projects in = Shangdong Province HONG KONG, Jan 22, 2002 (AFX-Asia via COMTEX) -- Hong = Kong & China Gas Co Ltd said it is negotiating two projects in Qingdao-Jimo= and the Laoshan Hi-Tech Development Zone in Shandong Province. UK Fir= ms Are Caught Up in the Backlash from Enron Debacle Sunday Business, Londo= n, Jan. 20 Andersen faces a backlash in this country because of its involve= ment with Enron. If you are an Energy Central News Subscriber and yo= u have checked any news articles above, selecting the 'Get Articles' button= below will deliver all of the checked articles in one page. This is a conv= enient way to get exactly the news you need - quickly! NEED INFOR= MATION ON THE POWER INDUSTRY? ENERGY CENTRAL'S GOT IT! JOB CENTER The J= ob Center provides instant access to the best employment opportunities and = prospective employees in the energy industry through comprehensive job list= ings and active resume database. 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