Enron Won't Sell Portland General to Northwest Natural Gas
Enron is terminating an agreement to sell its Portland General Electric unit to Northwest Natural Gas (NWN Quote).
The energy trader, which filed for bankruptcy in December amid a bookkeeping scandal, said both sides have mutually agreed to kill the deal, which was valued at around $1.8 billion. The termination of the pact requires the approval of the bankruptcy court overseeing Enron's Chapter 11 case.
"Although we had hoped to complete the sale to NW Natural, it was not possible to fully satisfy the terms of the pre-petition stock purchase agreement given issues associated with Enron's bankruptcy," Enron said in a press release, adding that it was "continuing to explore alternatives for our investment in PGE." ...
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