ENERGY CENTRAL NEWS FOR 2/3/00 - 49 NEW ITEMS
DEALS/CONTRACTS
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GE IN $4 BLN SUPPLY DEAL FOR DUKE ENERGY PLANTS
GE Power Systems, the power generation unit of diversified blue
chip General Electric Co. said Wednesday it secured agreements to
supply nearly $4 billion in equipment and services to Duke Energy
North America, a subsidiary of Duke Energy Corp. (DUK.N). -
(Reuters, LENGTH=312 words)
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FOSTER WHEELER TO BUILD PSEG POWER PLANT IN POLAND
PSEG Global said on Tuesday the coal-fired power plant it is
building in the southern Polish city of Chorzow will be engineered
and constructed by Foster Wheeler Corp. - (Reuters, LENGTH=255 words)
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ENRON AND CHASE MANHATTAN BANK SIGN LONG-TERM ENERGY MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
Enron Energy Services, a subsidiary of Enron Corp, and The Chase
Manhattan Corporation announced today a ten-year, $750 million
energy management agreement. Enron will provide energy management
services for 860 of Chase's facilities nationwide, including
office buildings, retail branches and operations centers. - (PR
Newswire, LENGTH=578 words)
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SITHE, CABOT IN $4 BILLION LNG SUPPLY DEAL
Sithe Energies Inc. and Cabot LNG Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary
of Cabot Corp., made a 20-year gas sales and purchase agreement
valued at more than $4 billion. Cabot LNG subsidiary Distrigas of
Massachusetts will be the principal supplier of gas to fuel
Sithe's Mystic Station, a 1,600-megawatt generating plant in
Everett, MA. - (NGI?s Weekly Gas Price Index, LENGTH=634 words)
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COPOWER.COM FEATURED HYDROGEN SENSOR COMPANY DCH TECHNOLOGY TEAMS
WITH AIR PRODUCTS AND PENN STATE FOR INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE
Congressman John Peterson announced Saturday that he has
facilitated a hydrogen research project agreement between Penn
State, the Department of Energy and two private sector research
and development companies. Peterson believes the three-year, $1.3
million project could lead to a more practical usage of hydrogen
in industry and manufacturing. - (Business Wire, LENGTH=599 words)
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