With the federal government restricting access to traditional oil and natural gas plays, resources from emerging shale plays are picking up some of the slack, said the head of the American Petroleum Institute (API).
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Gas Companies Extend Leases, Cite New York Moratorium
Thousands of landowners in New York state, who have received notice that their leases with gas companies are being unilaterally extended, have been given an added bonus: a French lesson.
Cabot’s Marcellus Drilling Prowess Lifts Reserves
Better-than-expected performance in the Marcellus Shale helped Cabot Oil & Gas Corp.’s shareholders kick the stock almost 13% higher on Wednesday, the day the producer released its latest quarterly earnings.
Marcellus Shale Results Send Cabot Stock Soaring
Better-than-expected performance in the Marcellus Shale helped Cabot Oil & Gas Corp.’s shareholders kick the stock almost 13% higher on Wednesday.
Pine Prairie Gas Futures Contracts ‘New Direction’ For CME
In an effort to better serve its customers, CME Group is introducing three natural gas futures contracts physically delivered at Pine Prairie Energy Center (PPEC) in Evangeline Parish, LA, which is owned by PAA Natural Gas Storage LP.
CME Heads in ‘New Direction’ with Pine Prairie Gas Futures Contracts
In an effort to better serve its customers, CME Group is introducing three new natural gas futures contracts physically delivered at Pine Prairie Energy Center (PPEC) in Evangeline Parish, LA, which is owned by PAA Natural Gas Storage LP.
House Coalition Backs Interior Plan on Disclosure of Fracking Fluids
A coalition of 48 House lawmakers led by Reps. Maurice Hinchey (D-NY), Diana DeGette (D-CO) and Jared Polis (D-CO) have fired off a letter to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar expressing their support for the department’s plans to require public disclosure of the chemicals that producers use in the hydraulic fracturing (fracking) process for development of shale gas.
Futures Plummet on Fluctuating Temperature Forecasts
“Better late than never” might have been the mantra of natural gas futures bears on Wednesday as the February contract finally corrected Monday’s 24.5-cent rally. Riding updated forecasts that show temperatures might not be as cold as previously expected in the coming weeks, the prompt-month contract recorded a $4.447 low on Wednesday before closing the regular session at $4.473, down 19.6 cents from Tuesday’s finish.
Chesapeake Welcomes Icahn’s Input, Says Spokesman
Billionaire Carl Icahn, known for investing in what he considers underperforming companies and helping them to achieve a better value, has become Chesapeake Energy Corp.’s second-largest shareholder, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Data Point to Season of Mending for Canadian Producers
With only one month left to finish their annual scorecard, Canadian natural gas exporters are poised to chalk up a return to better times after a bruising fall.