Blow

Weaver’s Cove LNG, the liquefied natural gas (LNG) import project that seemed hardest to kill, may have finally received a death blow. Massachusetts state Sen. Joan Menard (D-Fall River) and state Rep. Robert Correia (D-Fall River) said Monday that legislation they created to restrict LNG tankers passed in both the House and Senate late Thursday night and was enacted on Monday.

Quick action in the House on comprehensive energy legislation was dealt a blow when the House Resources Committee postponed a markup that was scheduled for Wednesday.

A small but dramatic accident involving hazardous “sour” natural gas just outside the Alberta capital of Edmonton has left Canadian producers braced for more of their long and increasingly difficult campaign to keep access to a key supply source.

A small but dramatic accident involving hazardous “sour” natural gas just outside the Alberta capital of Edmonton has left Canadian producers braced for more of their long and increasingly difficult campaign to keep access to a key supply source.

Gas buyers are in panic mode right now and energy service providers are struggling to provide answers to a perfect storm of events that is driving not only natural gas prices into the stratosphere but also the prices of many other fuels.

Gas buyers are in panic mode right now and energy service providers are struggling to provide answers to a perfect storm of events that is driving not only natural gas prices into the stratosphere but also the prices of many other fuels.

Gas buyers are in panic mode right now and energy service providers are struggling to provide answers to a perfect storm of events that is driving not only natural gas prices into the stratosphere but also the prices of many other fuels.

In a major upset for FERC, a federal appeals court in Washington, DC, last Tuesday set aside an order in which the Commission reasserted jurisdiction over the portion of the North Padre Island (NPI) unregulated gathering facilities that Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line had spun down to its gathering affiliate, Williams Field Services Co. (WFS).

In a major upset for FERC, a federal appeals court in Washington, DC, Tuesday set aside an order in which the Commission reasserted jurisdiction over the portion of the North Padre Island (NPI) unregulated gathering facilities that Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line had spun down to its gathering affiliate, Williams Field Services Co. (WFS).