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To: John Carragher who wrote (207)	12/26/2000 7:59:58 AM
From: John Carragher	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 318

just couldn't resist sending this email off. <g> To: john.fialka@wsj.com Thanks for your article. Perhaps a follow up could explain why Mobil/Exxon gas pipeline now active I believe flowing from Nova Scotia to New England has not brought down natural gas prices for home heating. I thought the surplus was to be sold through a connect to another pipeline in Conn. With all this new gas coming into the market who is getting hurt ? The home owner who cannot compete with the electric companies to buy natural gas. Of course they buy the natural gas to comply with epa. rather than use more expensive capital investments to purchase equipment to burn coal. Maybe we need investment tax incentives for the utilities to convert to coal thereby reducing demand on natural gas which help out the home owners in America. Hopefully Bush, can start with some type of investment credits for utilities to stop grabbing up all the natural gas. Or relax epa requirements. I wonder if all those folks who voted for Gore knew it was the epa Gore who drove up their home heating costs. thanks John