A major natural gas utility group said Tuesday it plans to launch an “aggressive lobbying campaign” this year to win congressional support for stand-alone natural gas legislation aimed at expanding access to domestic supplies.
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Alberta Dispute to Block ‘Sour’ Gas Development Heats Up
A new battle is developing in a marathon industry campaign to maintain access to a prime Alberta drilling target — “sour” natural gas, steeped in hazardous hydrogen-sulphide, which accounts for nearly one-third of the main Canadian producing province’s reserves.
December 5, 2005
AZ Regulators Close Gas Rate Hearings; Wake-up Call on Winter Bills
Making it another piece in its fall campaign to prepare the general public for steeply higher natural gas utility bills, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) last Friday wrapped up a series of public hearings and workshops around the state on a request by UniSource Energy’s UNS Gas, Inc. utility proposal to increase eightfold an existing purchased gas adjustor (PGA) surcharge to cover its higher cost of wholesale supplies.
October 5, 2005
Environmentalists Say Most NM Voters Dislike BLM Plan for Otero Mesa Drilling
Nonprofit environmental group Campaign to Protect America’s Lands (CPAL) said last week that results from a survey of registered voters in New Mexico show that fewer than one in four, including less than half the registered Republicans, favor the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) plan to permit oil and gas drilling in the Otero Mesa region, which includes two counties, Otero and Sierra, in southern New Mexico.
July 12, 2004
Environmentalists Say Most NM Voters Dislike BLM Plan for Otero Mesa Drilling
Nonprofit environmental group Campaign to Protect America’s Lands (CPAL) said Thursday that results from a survey of registered voters in New Mexico show that fewer than one in four, including less than half the registered Republicans, favor the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) plan to permit oil and gas drilling in the Otero Mesa region, which includes two counties, Otero and Sierra, in southern New Mexico.
July 9, 2004
Anadarko’s Capital Spending Program Heavy on Lower 48 Development
Keeping its 2004 capital spending program in line with 2003’s $2.8 billion campaign, Anadarko Petroleum Corp. has approved capital spending this year in the range of $2.6 billion to $2.9 billion. The producer added that it expects to place its focus on its Lower 48 exploration and production efforts.
February 9, 2004
Alaska, Mackenzie Pipelines Draw Canadian Support
An ally stepped forward north of the border, adding international support to the campaign for financial aid in the United States for the Alaska natural gas project.
November 10, 2003
Alaska, Mackenzie Pipelines Draw Canadian Support
An ally stepped forward north of the border, adding international support to the campaign for financial aid in the United States for the Alaska natural gas project.
November 10, 2003
Canadian Campaign Gearing Up for Increased Access, Rules Reductions
A voice on the buyer side of the natural gas market joined a supplier chorus in making a Canadian counterpart to the appeals of American producers for improved access to resource development targets in the United States.
October 6, 2003
Connecticut AG’s Campaign Endangers Long Island Power Consumers
The drive by the Connecticut Attorney General to keep the new 24-mile, 330 MW underwater cable system linking Connecticut to Long Island from going into operation on Monday could jeopardize power reliability on Long Island during the hottest part of the summer.
August 5, 2002
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