It was billed as a bilateral effort to ensure safe and environmentally responsible development of the Appalachian Basin’s shale gas resources, but not everyone on the environmental side of the aisle is ready to embrace the Center for Sustainable Shale Development (CSSD).
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California, Texas Projects Boost Natgas as Fleet Fuel
What is billed as the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG)/compressed natural gas (CNG) truck fueling station opened last month in the nation’s busiest port, the combined Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors in Southern California. Separately, AT&T said 600 of its fleet vehicles in Texas are being converted to run on CNG by BAF Technologies.
SoCal Ports Open LNG/CNG Station; AT&T Converts 600 Vehicles
What is billed as the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG)/compressed natural gas (CNG) truck fueling station has opened in the nation’s busiest port, the combined Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors in Southern California, according to an announcement Tuesday by the builder of the facility, Seal Beach, CA-based Clean Energy Fuels Corp. Separately in Texas, AT&T said it has joined BAF Technologies to convert 600 of the telecommunications firm’s fleet vehicles to run on CNG.
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Florida Senators Offer Compromise Bill on Eastern Gulf; Industry Says ‘No Thanks’
Florida’s two senators introduced legislation last week that was billed as a compromise with the energy industry — it would establish a permanent no-drilling zone in much of the eastern Gulf of Mexico to shield Florida and a military training area from energy production, and would make a limited amount of additional acreage in the natural gas-prone Lease Sale 181 available to producers.
EnergyClear Launches OTC Clearinghouse for Power, Gas Trades
EnergyClear Corp. launched a new system Friday billed as the first industry-owned and operated over-the-counter (OTC) energy clearinghouse for clearance and settlement of OTC electricity and natural gas trades.
Traders See Little But Storm Hype in New Price Hikes
“Storm hype” was billed as the overriding reason for Friday’scontinuation of this week’s price increases that accomplished whathardly anbody thought possible: bring some points back to eitherside of September indexes. The new gains defied the usual weekenddemand slump, growing complacency about finishing storage injectionseason comfortably, a mostly negative screen and cool, autumn-likeweather in many major market areas. In wide-ranging trading,influenced largely by a similarly volatile futures contract, mostcash points ranged from barely up to as much as 15 cents higher.The majority of the gains tended to be on either side of a dime.