The role reversal in North American natural gas continues, with Canada fading as an international supplier and the United States growing as shale production transforms the continental market.
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Canadian Exports Squeezed by Vast U.S. Shale Production
The role reversal in North American natural gas continues, with Canada fading as an international supplier and the United States growing as shale production transforms the continental market.
Same Counties, Operators Drove Ohio’s Triple-Digit Shale Growth in 2015
Ohio’s unconventional oil and natural gas production skyrocketed in 2015, with each growing by about 100% from 2014 levels. An analysis of the data shows that many of the same operators and counties continue to push those volumes higher.
NatGas Supply-Demand Convergence Coming, But It Will Take A While
A flood of proposed pipeline capacity along with liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports will spur demand toward convergence with booming supply between 2025 and 2030 and driving U.S. economic growth, several natural gas experts told an industry group in Chicago Monday.
Associated Natural Gas Growth Arrests Canada’s Declining Supplies, Says NEB
Canadian natural gas supplies have resumed growing regardless of whether producers want to keep on fueling the North American supply glut, the National Energy Board (NEB) said Tuesday.
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Alberta Government Has Somber Outlook for Gas Prices
While bullish Canadian financial analysts and stockbrokers project 2013-2014 heating season prices into a rosy future, one of the country's biggest dependents on natural gas revenues is sticking to modest expectations.
Report: West Virginia Could Reap Billions With Cracker, Facilities
An ethane cracker and associated petrochemical facilities could bring billions to the economy of West Virginia for the next 40 years, but state officials must enact several strategies in order to take maximum advantage of that opportunity, according to a report.
British Columbia’s Shale Gas Resources Rising
Natural gas supplies are on the rise in British Columbia (BC) even though drilling, slowed by weak prices, has barely scratched the surface of the province’s northern shale deposits.
E&Ps Should ‘Change the Narrative,’ COGA Chair Urges
A call to action was sounded on Tuesday at the Rocky Mountain Energy Summit for U.S. oil and natural gas operators to take what industry pioneers created and continue reinventing for the future — with the public’s backing.
Exco Still In the Market After Last Week’s $1B Deal
Exco Resources Inc. is back in the acquisition game after having struck a $1 billion deal with Chesapeake Energy Corp. last week, CEO Douglas Miller said Monday. There are plenty of deals, and financing is available, he told analysts following the company.