European Union (EU) natural gas buyers and sellers found a match under the new AggregateEU platform launched by the European Commission (EC) for joint gas purchases. The platform was created last year to help avoid the price hikes seen last summer in Europe and to reduce reliance on Russian pipeline imports. Out of the total…
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NatGas Transactions Declined, Supply-Demand Mix Shifted in 2012
Total combined natural gas purchase and sales volumes were 123,868 TBtu (Bcf) in 2012, a 0.7% decline compared with 124,752 TBtu in 2011, according to an analysis by NGI’s Shale Daily of 2012 Form 552 buyer and seller filings with FERC.
Crestwood-Inergy Combo to Be Major Shale Patch Midstreamer
The Crestwood and Inergy companies are merging to create a $7 billion midstream business that will serve numerous big-name North American unconventional plays with existing assets and additional infrastructure to be developed or acquired, they said Monday.
Pine Prairie Completes Successful Open Season
PAA Natural Gas Storage, parent of Pine Prairie Energy Center, on Monday said it successfully completed a nonbinding open season for bids on an aggregate of 12.5 Bcf of firm storage capacity with a starting date of April 1 during 2015, 2016 and 2017.
Commercial Services Begin at Wyoming Gas Storage Facility
Commercial natural gas storage services have commenced at the Ryckman Creek Gas Storage Facility in Uinta County, WY, and customers have begun injecting gas at an aggregate rate exceeding 230 MMcf/d, Ryckman Creek Resources LLC said Tuesday.
‘Golden Age’ for Unconventional Gas Needs ‘Golden Rules,’ Says IEA
A “golden age” is on the horizon for natural gas across the globe, but only if the world’s unconventional resources, including shale, tight gas and coalbed methane, are developed profitably and in an environmentally acceptable manner, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in a sweeping report on Tuesday.
Gensler: End-Users Not Focus of ‘Swap Dealer’ Rule
Companies that trade less than an aggregate of $8 billion in swaps annually during an initial phase-in period will not be caught up in many of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s regulations issued as a result of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, according to a final rule approved last Wednesday. The Commission also clarified that end-users would be exempt.
Gensler: End-Users Not the Focus of ‘Swap Dealer’ Rule
Companies that trade less than an aggregate of $8 billion in swaps annually during an initial phase-in period will not be caught up in many of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s regulations issued as a result of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, according to a final rule approved Wednesday. The Commission also clarified that end-users would be exempt.
SemGroup Rejects Plains Merger Offer
SemGroup Corp. on Monday soundly rejected a $1.24 billion takeover bid by Plains All American Pipeline LP, calling the offer “opportunistic” and failing to reflect the company’s “bright prospects.”
Rex to Expand Marcellus Shale Drilling in 2011
Rex Energy is reporting a 104% annual increase in natural gas production for 2010, primarily on increased gas sales from its Sarsen Plant in Butler County, PA.