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Industry News 2003 P16
Natural gas task force finds that supply chain is near the breaking point
A U.S. House task force on Tuesday announced its findings that while the U.S. has plenty of domestic natural gas resources, the natural gas supply chain is near its breaking point.
Senate energy conference postponed until third week of October
Senate Energy & Natural Resources Chairman Pete V. Domenici has postponed a conference on major energy policy legislation until the third week of October to allow committees more time to work.
Opportunities in central and eastern Europe to accelerate recovery of MV and LV power cables market
Assailed by an overall downturn in demand and revenue growth, the European medium voltage (MV) underground cable market (10-36kV) is poised for a comeback.
GridAmerica begins operations under Midwest ISO
After months of rigorous testing and parallel operations, GridAmerica has begun operations with two of its three participant companies taking regional transmission services from the Midwest ISO.
S&P releases industry report card on U.S. utilities
The ratings trend year-to-date for the traditional, nondiversified, and regulated U.S. investor-owned electric and gas industry continues to be relatively stable, according to a report by Standard & Poor's.
Industrial consumers say energy bill as drafted will not solve natural gas crisis
In a letter to Senator Domenici and Representative Tauzin, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) concludes the current draft of the Energy Policy Act of 2003 will not solve the nation's natural gas crisis.
Challenges of tightening environmental regulations compel portable power industry to adopt fuel cells
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, North American Portable Power Markets, reveals this market generated revenues worth $489.3 million in 2002 and is likely to reach $828.4 million by 2009.
Coalition sends White House fiscal year 2005 budget recommendations for energy efficiency and renewable energy programs
A coalition of energy-related organizations called upon the White House to dramatically increase funding for sustainable energy programs in Fiscal Year 2005 (FY05) and beyond.
ICF Consulting predicts surging U.S. market for pollution control vendors and some coal producers
ICF Consulting's recently published SO2 Emissions and Mercury Market Outlook 2003 predicts that, contrary to many accounts, multi-pollutant air emissions regulations in the United States will increase output levels and improve profitability for many coal producers.
LADWP general manager David Wiggs addresses FERC on Public Power Initiative of the West
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) General Manager David Wiggs recently gave a presentation to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) members, including FERC Chairman Pat Wood, outlining efforts being made by Western U.S. public power agencies to ensure power reliability and enhance transmission line access at a technical conference held in Phoenix, AZ.
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