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Texas Was an Oil Barn Burner Again Last year

Texas producers boosted crude oil production for the third straight year in 2012, lifting statewide output by nearly 100 million bbl to 604 million bbl, according to the year-end report issued by the economist who compiles the monthly Texas Petro Index.

January 29, 2013

Industry Brief

The Town Council of Chapel Hill, NC, has approved a resolution voicing its opposition “absent guaranteed public health and environmental protections” to hydraulic fracturing (fracking) because of potential threats to local water supplies. Creedmoor, NC, and the Town of Cary, NC, have also taken steps to regulate fracking locally (see Shale Daily, Jan. 9). In separate statements, North Carolina Gov. Bev Perdue and the state’s Department of Environment and Natural Resources have said they believe fracking can be done safely if it is properly regulated (see Shale Daily, March 26; March 19). The North Carolina Geological Survey believes that technically recoverable gas exists in the state’s Sanford sub-basin (including Lee, Chatham and Moore counties in central North Carolina) and possibly the Dan River sub-basin (including Stokes and Rockingham counties in northern North Carolina).

March 28, 2012

SM Energy a ‘Significant’ Resource Player, Says CEO

After rebranding itself last year and finishing a transformation into “a significant resource play company,” SM Energy Co. plans to step up development in the Eagle Ford Shale of South Texas and the Bakken-Three Forks formation while it hopes to sell down Eagle Ford assets, secure a joint venture (JV) partner in the Haynesville Shale and exit the Marcellus Shale.

April 15, 2011

Gas Producers ‘Definitely Engaged’ in Senate Climate Change Talks

The natural gas industry may have been absent from the negotiating table when the House drafted its landmark climate change legislation, but it and its supporters are expected to be front and center when the Senate takes up a companion bill this fall, Washington, DC, sources say.

September 29, 2009

Gas Producers ‘Definitely Engaged’ in Senate Climate Change Talks

The natural gas industry may have been absent from the negotiating table when the House drafted its landmark climate change legislation, but it and its supporters are expected to be front and center when the Senate takes up a companion bill this fall, Washington, DC, sources say.

August 31, 2009

Only Northeast Misses Cold-Driven Higher Prices

With the significantly colder weather that had largely been absent from the forecast for Tuesday due to show up Wednesday in several regions, along with a little added boost from the previous day’s 9.4-cent futures advance, cash prices recorded gains at a large majority of locations Tuesday.

December 3, 2008

Gas Prices Would Soar Under Senate Climate Bill, Study Says

Absent the necessary technology, the aggressive carbon dioxide (CO2) reduction targets in the Senate climate change legislation will result in large-scale utility fuel switching that could send natural gas prices soaring during the next decade, according to an analysis of the bill conducted by energy research and consulting firm Wood Mackenzie.

June 3, 2008

IECA Says Emissions Cap Will Take Toll on Gas Prices

Absent an existing and future supply of affordable low carbon-intensive energy, such as natural gas, carbon emission caps would significantly damage the domestic economy and manufacturing competitiveness, said top energy and environmental experts from 31 manufacturing companies in a report issued Monday.

January 30, 2007

Senate Democrats Unveil Energy Agenda for 110th Congress

Oil and natural gas issues were noticeably absent from the energy legislative agenda that the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee unveiled last Monday. The focus of the committee in the new Congress will be on nontraditional energy.

January 29, 2007

Senate Democrats Unveil Energy Agenda for 110th Congress

Oil and natural gas issues were noticeably absent from the energy legislative agenda that the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee unveiled Monday. The focus of the committee in the new Congress will be on nontraditional energy.

January 24, 2007
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