American Gas Association
- AGA news: Third Party Excavation Greatest Threat to Utility Pipelines.
- AGA Testimony on Pipeline Safety Act Reauthorization to Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation committee, 11/15/06
- October 13, 2006 - the American Public Gas Association made recommendations on pricing transparency in testimony before the Federal Energy Regulatory commission.
- Tim Felt, President and CEO, Explorer Pipeline testifies on behalf of AOPL and API before the Senate commerce, Science and Transportation committee, 11/16/06.
- Short-term Energy Outlook (11/07/2006) Quarterly short-term energy projections for supply, demand, and price for the major fuels through 2007 for the US International oil forecasts are included.
- US Greenhouse Gas Emissions Growth Lower than Average in 2005, 11/14/06
- This Week in Petroleum
- Natural Gas Weekly
- Next Commission Meeting: 12/21/06. View Details.
- Commission adopts final rule on transmission siting Press Release Chairman's StatementOrder No. 689
- Commission grants market-based rates for gas storage for first time under criteria developed pursuant to EPAct Press Release Chairman's Statement Order No. 678-A Decision G-1
- Pipeline Services Survey Results - May 2006
- 2006-2007 Estimates - Part III - Report on Plans and Priorities
- Advisor Bulletin AbB-06-03-Notice: Notice to Operators to natural Gas and hazardous Liquid Pipelines to Accurately Locate and Mark Underground Pipelines Before Construction-Related Excavation Activities commence Near the Pipelines.
- Anti-spill rules could hide danger: Oil and chemical companies could keep more secrets about the safety of pipelines and the hazardous materials they use under a proposal by state environmental officials.
- Corrosion has become the leading cause of hazardous-liquid pipeline accidents, causing a quarter of all reported spills in the past six years, and the shutdown earlier this year of one of the nation's largest oil fields, a review by the Houston Chronicle and industry groups shows. Read more.
- WASHINGTON — A U.S. Senate committee approved legislation Thursday that calls for broader federal regulation of low-stress oil transmission pipelines, partly in reaction to leaks found on two such lines at Prudhoe Bay earlier this year. Read more.
- European Commission President Jose Barroso urged the split of energy companies into separate transmission and supply businesses to bolster competition in the European Union's electricity and natural-gas market. Read More.
- December 14, 2006 - NAESB Board of Directors Meeting - Scheduled for December 14, 2006 in Houston, TX at the Marriott Houston Intercontinental Hotel.
