A Siena College Research Institute poll released Tuesday shows New Yorkers are still almost evenly split on the issue of hydraulic fracturing (fracking), but it contains some surprising numbers concerning where the practice is generating support and opposition.
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Flaring-to-Fertilizer Could Be North Dakota Fix
Facing an ongoing challenge of flaring up to almost a third of its associated natural gas supplies in the oil-rich Bakken Shale, North Dakota is considering a proposal to use mobile equipment to turn some of the flared supplies into much-needed fertilizer for the state’s agricultural industry. Another proposal calls for a $1 billion farmer-owned fertilizer plant using natural gas currently being flared.
Flaring-to-Fertilizer Could Be North Dakota Fix
Facing an ongoing challenge of flaring up to almost a third of its associated natural gas supplies in the oil-rich Bakken Shale, North Dakota is considering a proposal to use mobile equipment to turn some of the flared supplies into much-needed fertilizer for the state’s agricultural industry. Another proposal calls for a $1 billion farmer-owned fertilizer plant using natural gas currently being flared.
Williams Partners Opens Checkbook for Utica Venture
Williams Partners LP (WPZ) agreed late Tuesday to expand its business venture in the Utica Shale with Caiman Energy II by funding almost half of a midstream infrastructure development in Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania.
Unprecedented Oil Output May Upend Markets, Says Harvard Researcher
Global oil production capacity increases, especially from unconventional U.S. oil, are accelerating so quickly that output could jump almost 20% by 2020, which could dramatically reduce and possibly collapse oil prices, according to an analysis by a Harvard Kennedy School researcher and former oil industry executive.
PG&E CEO: San Bruno Fines May Hit $2B
When the payouts and penalties are totaled for the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) transmission pipeline rupture and explosion in San Bruno, CA, almost two years ago, the utility may pay as much as $2 billion, CEO Tony Earley said last week in San Francisco.
PG&E Overall Cost of San Bruno to Approach $2B, CEO Says
When the payouts and penalties are totaled on the aftermath of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) transmission pipeline rupture and explosion in San Bruno, CA, almost two years ago, the utility may pay as much as $2 billion, PG&E CEO Tony Earley told news media at a press conference Monday in San Francisco.
Outside Auditor Praises Pennsylvania Forest Management
An uptick in Marcellus Shale development last year didn’t keep an independent auditor from certifying Pennsylvania’s state forests as sustainably managed.
Low Prices Have Anadarko Shying Away from Natural Gas
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. will devote almost all of its exploration and production (E&P) budget toward oil and liquids-rich assets this year and pay far less on efforts to get natural gas out of the ground, the Houston-based super independent said last week.
Low Prices Have Anadarko Shying Away from Natural Gas
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. will devote almost all of its exploration and production (E&P) budget toward oil and liquids-rich assets this year and pay far less on efforts to get natural gas out of the ground, the Houston-based super independent said Tuesday.