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1. Marketers and brokers: Do they pose a threat? What factors (if any) prevent distributors from competing on an even footing? Do we need legislation to even up the odds?

Author

Davis, Jr., Erroll B., Carrigg, James A., Maher, Patrick J., Crespo, J.R., Wharton, Beverly A., Kennedy, Bernard J., Schretter, James, Ely, Gary G., Hull, B. Jeanine, Terry, R.E., Peoples, D. Louis, McGrath, Eugene R., Davidson, Jr., George A., Baly, Michael, Casaday, Dean T., Halvorsen, Jerald V., Jennings, Glenn R., Grealis, William J., Catell, Robert B., Zeigler, Jr., Charles E., Davis, William E., McNeil, Jr., Corbin A., and Morris, Michael G.

Subjects
Deregulation -- United States -- Analysis, Gas industry -- Forecasts and trends -- Analysis, Gas utilities -- Forecasts and trends -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis
Abstract

Erroll B. Davis Jr. President & CEO Wisconsin Power & Light Co. Gas distribution will continue to be a monopoly for most customers and will continue to operate in the [...]

Published
1995

2. The FERC has introduced electronic bulletin boards (EBBs) to the natural gas industry. How do you use these online services? Describe any problems or advantages you have seen.

Author

Bright, Stanley J., Crespo, Joseph R., Kelley, Peter H., Margossian, Kenneth M., Ryan, William F., Tilley, C. Ronald, Zeigler, Jr., Charles E., Blanchet, Jr., Victor J., Goff, Charles F., Jennings, Glenn R., Kennedy, Bernard J., Schuchart, John A., and Wharton, Beverly A.

Subjects
Natural gas -- Innovations -- Usage, Computer bulletin boards -- Usage, Gas utilities -- Innovations -- Usage, Bulletin board
Abstract

Stanley J. Bright Iowa-Illinois has made use of the EBBs of its three pipeline suppliers for capacity-release transactions. This has proven an effective way in which to market capacity not [...]

Published
1994

3. How will implementation of FERC order 636 affect your company's fuel purchasing decisions? Which is more attractive: The spot market or long-term contracts? Why?

Author

Fancher, Ronald L., Green, Richard R., Jennings, Glenn R., Crespo, J.R., Kennedy, Bernard J., Davidson, George A., Jr., and Ryan, William F.

Subjects
Gas industry -- Management, Deregulation -- Gas industry, Public utilities -- Contracts, Business, Law, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Leading executives of the gas industry agree that passage of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's Order 636 will significantly change the way they purchase fuel. Order 636 puts the responsibility for managing the timing of shipments, anticipating shortages and supplier relations firmly on the gas industry. Such administrative matters were previously managed by interstate pipelines. Consequently, many gas companies are operating on short-term contracts until they find reliable suppliers who are willing to enter longer-term contracts., RONALD L. FANCHER PRESIDENT AND CEO ATMOS ENERGY CORP. FERC Order 636 has caused Atmos Energy Corp. to assume complete responsibility for its gas purchase and transportation activities, replacing 'bundled' [...]

Published
1993

4. Do-it-yourself editorial.

Author

Ashton, Philip T., Bollom, Daniel A., Bright, Stanley J., Catell, Robert B., Crespo, J.R., Croom, John H., Green, Jr., Richard C., Hayes, Jr., John E., Jennings, Glenn R., Kennedy, Bernard J., Lay, Kenneth L., McCormick, Jr., William T., McGowan, George V., Patrylo, Robert J., and Richard, III, Oliver G.

Subjects
Gas industry -- Analysis, Energy policy -- Analysis
Abstract

Please feel free to write a short piece on whatever subject comes to mind. QUESTION 3 Like the dope addict hooked on drugs, the United States is hooked on imported [...]

Published
1992

5. FERC order 636.

Author

Ashton, Philip T., Bollom, Daniel A., Bright, Stanley J., Carrigg, James A., Davis, Jr., Erroll B., Farman, Richard D., Golliver, Robert R., Green, Jr., Richard C., Howard, James J., Jennings, Glenn R., Kennedy, Bernard J., Marquardt, Arthur C., McCormick, Jr., William T., McGowan, George V., McNeill, Jr., Corbin A., Patrylo, Robert J., Poist, William G., Richard, III, Oliver G., Schrader, Thomas F., Schuchart, John A., Smith, William A., Stys, Rudolph D., Wharton, Beverly A., and Zeigler, Jr., Charles E.

Subjects
Deregulation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Gas industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission -- Economic policy, Government regulation
Abstract

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has finally issued its restructuring rule (Order No. 636) for natural gas pipelines. How will the post-636 world impact your company and your customers? How [...]

Published
1992

6. Retail gas pricing.

Author

Ashton, Philip T., Bollom, Daniel A., Bright, Stanley J., Carrigg, James A., Catell, Robert B., Davis, Jr., Erroll B., Farman, Richard D., Green, Jr., Richard C., Hayes, Jr., John E., Howard, James J., Jennings, Glenn R., Kennedy, Bernard J., Marquardt, Arthur C., McCormick, Jr., William T., McGowan, George V., McNeill, Jr., Corbin A., Patrylo, Robert J., Poist, William G., Richard, III, Oliver G., Ryan, William F., Schrader, Thomas F., Schuchart, John A., Seges, Philip G., Stys, Rudolph D., Wharton, Beverly A., and Zeigler, Jr., Charles E.

Subjects
Natural gas -- Prices and rates, Gas industry -- Finance -- Prices and rates, United States. Congress -- Energy policy, Company financing, Company pricing policy
Abstract

What do you think about claims that natural gas retail prices are too high? This summer, for instance, during congressional debate over gas prorationing, Rep. Billy Tauzin (D-Louisiana) argued that, [...]

Published
1992

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