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Massachusetts Wants Environmental Review of Atlantic Bridge

Regulators in Massachusetts have asked FERC to conduct an environmental review of Spectra Energy Corp.’s Atlantic Bridge Project, arguing that the cumulative impacts of the project — especially from a new compressor station to be built in Weymouth, MA — warrant such a review.

December 24, 2015

Pro-Shale Attorneys Say New York Appeals Hearings Went Well

Attorneys for energy companies and landowners looking to advance shale development in New York State said Thursday morning’s proceedings in state appellate court went well and they expect to hear rulings on two key cases in six to eight weeks, or by mid-May.

March 22, 2013

More Gas Demand ‘Not That Far Off,’ Says Investment Bank

Natural gas will play a central role as more than just a “bridge fuel” in a lengthy transition to renewable energy, said Calgary-based AltaCorp. Capital Inc. in a new report. In fact, “we believe it will become the largest source of energy on the planet,” wrote the investment banking firm’s John Mawdsley.

April 11, 2011

More Gas Demand ‘Not That Far Off,’ Says Investment Bank

Natural gas will play a central role as more than just a “bridge fuel” in a lengthy transition to renewable energy, said Calgary-based AltaCorp. Capital Inc. in a new report. In fact, “we believe it will become the largest source of energy on the planet,” wrote the investment banking firm’s John Mawdsley.

April 8, 2011

Whatever Happened to Natural Gas?

Will this country’s abundant, home-grown natural gas shale resources reach their full potential as a bridge fuel to a clean, green energy future or will market forces and onerous government restrictions combine to ratchet down their explosive development? Industry leaders at the 24th annual GasMart will be discussing how companies now are moderating their spending on natural gas development while emphasizing oil and liquids-rich properties, just as the economy and industrial markets are coming back to life.

April 19, 2010

Whatever Happened to Natural Gas?

Will this country’s abundant, home-grown natural gas shale resources reach their full potential as a bridge fuel to a clean, green energy future or will market forces and onerous government restrictions combine to rachet down their explosive development? Industry leaders at the 24th annual GasMart will be discussing how companies now are moderating their spending on natural gas development while emphasizing oil and liquids-rich properties, just as the economy and industrial markets are coming back to life.

April 15, 2010

Whatever Happened to Natural Gas?

Will this country’s abundant, home-grown natural gas shale resources reach their full potential as a bridge fuel to a clean, green energy future or will market forces and onerous government restrictions combine to rachet down their explosive development? Industry leaders at the 24th annual GasMart will be discussing how companies now are moderating their spending on natural gas development while emphasizing oil and liquids-rich properties, just as the economy and industrial markets are coming back to life.

April 15, 2010

Futures Repelled by $4 Ahead of October Expiration

An adventure north of $4 appeared to be a bridge too far — at least on Friday — as the October contract grabbed the $4 handle two separate times during the day before closing at $3.985, up three pennies from Thursday’s close and up 20.7 cents from the previous week’s finish.

September 28, 2009

LNG Delivery Completed at Northeast Gateway

Excelerate Energy LLC’s Energy Bridge regasification vessel Explorer completed the discharge of its cargo through the company’s Northeast Gateway Deepwater Port, approximately 13 miles offshore Boston, Excelerate said Tuesday.

May 6, 2009

Shell CEO Calls for More Access to Drill in U.S.

For Royal Dutch Shell and the rest of the energy industry, “it’s all hands on deck and overtime on the bridge,” the CEO said last week. CEO Jeroen van der Veer also said it was time for the Obama administration to heed the call and allow exploration in Alaska’s Outer Continental Shelf (OCS).

February 16, 2009