Adjusts

MMS Installs New Offshore O&G Fees

The Minerals Management Service (MMS) Thursday published a final rule in the Federal Register which adjusts some existing fees and implements several new fees for services it currently provides to the offshore oil and gas industry. MMS said the estimated new and adjusted fees of $1.65 million are necessary to recover the agency’s actual costs of performing certain services relating to its minerals programs.

August 26, 2005

Kerr-McGee Adjusts 3Q Production Numbers

Kerr-McGee Corp. last week trimmed its third quarter oil and gas production outlook after running into problems in the Gulf of Mexico. The independent, which is maintaining its full-year guidance, warned that a wildcat well offshore under development could drop quarterly earnings 15 cents if it’s dry.

September 29, 2003

Kerr-McGee Adjusts 3Q Production Numbers

Kerr-McGee Corp. on Wednesday trimmed its third quarter oil and gas production outlook but maintained its full-year guidance after running into problems in the Gulf of Mexico. The independent also warned that a wildcat well offshore still being developed could drop quarterly earnings 15 cents if it’s dry.

September 26, 2003

Texaco VP Touts New Exploration Focus

As it adjusts its exploration and production portfolio, Texaco,like its brethren among major producers, is turning away from theUnited States and focusing on the international arena. However, thedeep-water Gulf of Mexico still shines like a new diamond, and thecompany also has professed a desire to become more weighted tonatural gas.

March 13, 2000

EIA Adjusts Storage Data For ANR Change

Working gas levels in storage at the end of the winter heatingseason have been revised by the Energy Information Administration(EIA) after a report from ANR Pipeline that 47 Bcf of working gasin its Michigan storage facilities was reclassified as base gas.The change means working gas levels at the end of the winterheating season were 3% lower than first reported by the EIA, or1,430 Bcf compared to 1,477 Bcf.

May 31, 1999

EIA Adjusts Storage Data For ANR Change

The Energy Information Administration reported that 47 Bcf ofworking gas in Michigan storage facilities was reclassified as basegas in March, which means working gas levels at the end of thewinter heating season were 3% lower than first reported, or 1,430Bcf compared to 1,477.

May 28, 1999

Futures Market Adjusts as Traders Take Sides

The bears were at it again at Nymex on Tuesday, prompting someanalysts to suggest the downtrend that has weighed on the marketfor over 4 months has resumed. The September contract was thehardest hit by the selling pressure, moving down 5.8 cents to$1.983 on the day.

August 19, 1998