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General Interest 2002 P
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10/29/2002 -- Aspen Group appoints new interim CEO
Robert Calentine has been named interim CEO of Oklahoma City-based Aspen Group Resources Corp. Calentine has served on Aspen's board since May. -
10/29/2002 -- Natural gas interests warn FERC not to exacerbate fragile energy markets
Natural gas trade groups urged FERC to be mindful that energy markets and the financial community need "appropriate" price signals to ensure that gas infrastructure will be built to meet future demand. -
10/29/2002 -- Post-Enron scandal to cause shift in pipeline customers, Fitch says
US natural gas pipeline companies are apt to find utilities having high credit ratings and major integrated oil companies re-emerge as their primary customers, analysts with Fitch Inc. forecast. -
10/29/2002 -- FERC is committed to make deregulated markets work, says Brownell
"We are committed to making markets work," said Nora Mead Brownell, a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission at the 73rd annual meeting of the Independent Petroleum Association of America Monday in Dallas. -
10/28/2002 -- Meltdown of merchant energy industry impacts producers, IPAA members told
Emergence of major integrated oil companies as key players in the merchant energy industry should be a matter of concern to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, said a former FERC commissioner. -
10/28/2002 -- Grant Prideco to acquire Reed Hycalog from Schlumberger
Grant Prideco signed a definitive agreement to acquire Reed-Hycalog for $255 million in cash, about 9.7 million shares of Grant Prideco common stock, and the assumption of about $5 million in debt. -
10/28/2002 -- Market watch: Crude oil futures rose modestly
Crude oil futures settled modestly higher Monday after the so-called "war premium" eroded last week, prompting a major sell off. -
10/28/2002 -- Market watch: 'War premium' on oil prices eroding
Oil futures prices plunged on world markets Friday, and traders said the so-called "war premium" eroded before the weekend as the chances of a US military conflict with Iraq appeared to be declining. -
10/25/2002 -- Canada and Kyoto
Canadian industry and provincial leaders want their federal government to reconsider the idea of slashing greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change. -
10/25/2002 -- Oil and gas industry urge EPA, White House to revise storm water drilling rules
Producers are urging the White House to retool a pending proposal requiring oil and gas drillers to follow storm water regulations now in place for general construction companies. -
10/25/2002 -- Market watch: Gasoline futures price jumps as inventory falls
Oil futures prices inched up on the New York market, buoyed by a price jump for gasoline futures while traders awaited additional signs of improved relations between the United Nations and Iraq. -
10/25/2002 -- War premium deflates but fundamentals still strong
The war premium fades this week but underlying oil market fundamentals remain strong. -
10/24/2002 -- Patina to acquire Le Norman Energy in $68 million deal
Denver independent Patina Oil & Gas Corp. said Wednesday it will acquire private Oklahoma City-based oil company Le Norman Energy Corp. in a $68 million deal. -
10/24/2002 -- Aquila names Dobson interim chief financial officer
Kansas City-based Aquila Inc. has named Rick Dobson as the company's interim chief financial officer effective Nov. 20. -
10/24/2002 -- Dynegy taps Duke's Williamson for president, CEO spots
Dynegy Inc. Wednesday said it has named former Duke Energy Corp. executive Bruce A. Williamson as its next president and CEO. Williamson's appointment is effective immediately. -
10/24/2002 -- Market watch: Oil prices firm as US presses UN for harder stand on Iraq
Oil futures prices firmed Wednesday for the first time in four trading sessions as the US called for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council. -
10/23/2002 -- US continues North Korean fuel oil shipments
It's too soon to say whether new revelations by North Korea of a nuclear weapons program will spur US moves to suspend a fuel oil supply agreement, said US officials. -
10/23/2002 -- Market watch: Oil futures prices fall as 'war premium' evaporates
Energy futures prices declined again Tuesday as traders continued to chip away at the perceived "war premium" on oil in New York and London markets. -
10/23/2002 -- CRFA calls for Canadian national renewable fuels strategy
The Canadian Renewable Fuels Association (CRFA) has called on the Canadian federal government to introduce a National Renewable Fuels Strategy. -
10/23/2002 -- Peru ratifies 30% cut in royalties
President Alejandro Toledo this month authorized state oil agency Perupetro to allow a 30% cut in royalties for oil and gas production from companies that make a discovery within the next 4 years.
