Mr. Robert W. Best

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  Published on: 8/8/2007    Last Visited: 8/8/2007  

  "With the increasing popularity of cooking and the renewed interest Americans have in preparing and sharing wholesome food with their families, we decided to provide an easy-to-use resource for recipes, cooking tips and appliance information," said Robert W. Best, Atmos Energy chairman, president and chief executive officer.
  
  In past decades, Atmos Energy and its predecessor companies offered information about cooking with natural gas and operated showroom kitchens where home economists would conduct cooking classes and demonstrations."This site restores a long tradition, but with a modern on-line twist," Best said.

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  Published on: 11/1/2006    Last Visited: 3/9/2007  

  Annual Meeting Jan. 19 to feature Best, CEO of Atmos Energy
  
  The Greater Dallas Chamber's 2007 Annual Meeting will feature remarks by Bob Best, chairman, president and CEO of Atmos Energy Corporation, this year's presenting sponsor.

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  I don't know for sure about global warming , but I do know the past 15 or 20 years have been warmer than normal , said Best , the chairman , president and chief executive of Atmos.Some people will claim it's the natural cycle , but for us it doesn't really matter… We've got to do something to protect ourselves..
  
  Atmos , which distributes natural gas in 11 states , including Virginia , began investing in weather insurance a year ago.The winter that began in November 1998 and the one that followed were both more than 15 percent warmer than usual across the company's entire market , Best said.
  
  He read about weather insurance in a trade journal and bought it through energy broker Enron Corp..If temperatures had been warmer than average last winter by a certain amount , Atmos would have gotten money back.As it turned out , last winter was slightly cooler and the insurance didn't kick in.But Atmos , concerned about the broader warming trend , has signed up for two to three more years.

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  Robert BestChairman, The American Gas AssociationChairman, President and CEO, Atmos Energy Corporation
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  Natural Gas: America's Great Promise - Remarks by AGA Chairman Robert Best (Adobe PDF File)

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  Robert W. Best
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  Robert W. Best was named Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer in March 1997.He previously served as Senior Vice President , Regulated Businesses of Consolidated Natural Gas Company (January 1996-March 1997) and was responsible for its transmission and distribution companies.

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  Published on: 11/1/2005    Last Visited: 1/10/2006  

  Robert W. (Bob) Best, Chairman, President, and CEO, Atmos Energy Corporation (NYSE: ATO), discusses soaring natural gas prices and the impact on consumers.

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  Robert W. BestPresident, Chairman & CEOAtmos Energy Corporation

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  0001181010 BEST ROBERT W 5430 LBJ FREEWAY 1800 III LINCOLN CENTRE DALLAS TX 75240 1 1 0 0 Chairman, Pres, and CEO

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  Published on: 3/8/2007    Last Visited: 3/24/2007  

  "Even after the enactment of the natural gas policy measures contained in EPAct 2005, we are at best one-third of the way toward achieving the natural gas supply and demand policy scenario outlined in our 2005 outlook," said Robert W. Best, AGF chairman and Atmos Energy Corp. chairman, president and chief executive officer (CEO).
  
  According to Best, the study revisits the three natural gas public policy scenarios - existing, expected and expanded - first outlined in a January 2005 AGF report titled Natural Gas Outlook to 2020.It also measures the progress of natural gas recommendations contained in EPAct2005 against the impact of the more far-reaching supply and demand measures envisioned in the three scenarios.The study further revisits cost projections made in the 2005 AGF study and re-evaluates them in light of events in the natural gas market in the last two years.
  
  Best said EPAct2005 represented an important first step in bringing energy policy in line with the nation's changing energy profile.However, in order to implement measures that would result in the most favorable expanded policies scenario for natural gas consumers, progress must be made to implement all the key provisions of EPAct plus additional policies must be created to address critical supply issues.
  
  "Under the previous study's expanded policies scenario, both demand and supply issues ideally would be addressed in the next few years, saving natural gas consumers $200B by the year 2020," Best said.
  
  The expanded policies scenario assumes the completion of measures to reduce natural gas demand, open more offshore and onshore natural gas resources to production, increase imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and build an Alaskan natural gas pipeline.
  
  "The growing mismatch between supply and demand of natural gas has had a significant negative impact on the U.S. economy and consumers in recent years," Best said.He cited a 2005 U.S. Department of Commerce study estimating that higher natural gas prices between 2000 and 2004 led to lower gross domestic product (GDP) growth and a decrease in domestic employment of almost 500,000 jobs.

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  Published on: 10/8/2008    Last Visited: 1/2/2008  

  "This independent, government study verifies what home builders and home buyers have said for years; they want natural gas," said Robert W. Best, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Atmos Energy.

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