Panhandle Oil and Gas Inc. produced record amounts of oil and natural gas during its 2014 fiscal first quarter, and the company — which doesn’t operate any wells, but owns acreage in several states, especially Oklahoma and Texas — saw net income rise 43%.
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FERC Invokes Emergency Authority to Fix Propane Shortages
FERC invoked its emergency authority Friday under the Interstate Commerce Act to help alleviate “dangerously low” propane supplies to consumers in the Midwest and Northeast.
FERC Invokes Authority to Remedy Propane Shortages
FERC invoked its emergency authority Friday under the Interstate Commerce Act to help alleviate “dangerously low” propane supplies to consumers in the Midwest and Northeast.
In Wake of Propane Shortage, Lawmaker Asks Obama to Curb Exports
As the Midwest and Northeast regions of the United States struggle with bitterly cold weather and low supplies and high prices for propane, exports of the fuel — especially to Europe, Asia and Latin America — have risen more than 75% in a year, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports.
Cuadrilla Identifies Two New Drilling Sites in UK
Cuadrilla Resources Ltd. plans to apply for local permission to drill eight test wells at two new sites in northwest England’s Lancashire County, but it will not seek permission to conduct hydraulic fracturing (fracking) at an existing test well there, the company said Tuesday.
Consol Added 1.63 Tcfe to Proved Reserves in 2013
Consol Energy Inc. added 1.63 Tcfe to its proved reserves through extensions and discoveries in 2013, which the company said on Thursday marks the fifth consecutive year that drillbit finding and development costs were less than 50 cents per Mcfe.
Moody’s Considering Pemex Ratings Upgrade
A subsidiary of Moody’s Investors Service Inc. is considering upgrading the rating of Mexico’s state-owned petroleum company, Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), following the Mexican government’s decision to reform its energy policies.
Fitch: Mexico’s Energy Reforms Benefit Pemex, CFE in Long Run
Energy reforms by the Mexican government are good news for the state-owned petroleum company Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) and electric utility Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE), but the benefits won’t not be immediate and CFE may face challenges from increased competition, according to analysts with Fitch Ratings.
Oasis to Ramp Up Production, Sell Sanish Assets in 2014
Oasis Petroleum Inc. plans to spend $1.43 billion on capital expenditures (capex) and ramp up production in the Bakken Shale and Three Forks formation in 2014, but it will sell more than 8,000 net acres both in and adjacent to its Sanish operating area for $333 million by March.
PA’s Corbett Praises Shale, Ignores Controversies in Budget Speech
Shale gas picked up some kudos in the prepared speech Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett delivered Tuesday to discuss his proposed $29.4 billion budget, but no mention was made of controversies surrounding it, such as a possible severance tax or the ongoing legal battle over Act 13, the state’s omnibus Marcellus Shale law.