The U.S. natural gas rig count fell three units to 75 as upstream activity continued on its recent downward trajectory during the week ending Friday, the latest Baker Hughes Co. (BKR) data show.
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Continental Bringing Back Some Curtailed Oil Production in July as Oil Prices Strengthen
After curtailing output by 70% in May in response to a pandemic-driven market downturn, Continental Resources Inc. said Thursday it would bring some production back in July, although about 50% of output is to remain offline.
COLUMN: Cenagas Sparks New Market Opportunities in Mexico Natural Gas Through Consulta Pública
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California’s San Luis Obispo Policy of All-Electric Seen as Knock to Natural Gas
Following a growing trend, the city council in San Luis Obispo along California’s central coast on Tuesday established a policy calling for all-electric new buildings that would take effect Sept. 1.
Appalachia’s Equitrans Completes Takeover of EQM Midstream
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Houston Nabs Greentown Hub as U.S. Energy Capital Accelerates Transition from Fossil Fuels
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July Natural Gas Futures Down Slightly Following In-Line Storage Injection
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Pennsylvania Impact Fee Collections Slip on Lower Natural Gas Prices
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