A new pattern is developing in the natural gas trade across North America, with shale supplies from the United States marching into both Canada and Mexico to an emerging seasonal rhythm.
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Oil Patch Lodger Slashes Workforce, Spending as Cheap Oil Hits Home
Civeo Corp., a major provider of housing to energy patch workers, especially in Canada, is slashing its workforce in the United States and Canada due to weak commodity prices and in response to oil/gas producer spending cutbacks next year.
NGV Sector Proves to Be Crossroad for Nations, Businesses
Some of the latest developments in the natural gas vehicle (NGV) industry are blurring international borders and energy sectors, giving further proof to the notion that gas use in transportation is becoming global in scope.
Pieridae Energy Seeks OK to Liquefy U.S. Gas in Nova Scotia for Global Export
The general partner of Goldboro LNG LP II, which is developing a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal on the Nova Scotia coast near Halifax, is seeking authority to export U.S. gas to feed the project.
Gas Imports From Canada Hit 19-Year Low in 2013
Canadian natural gas exports to the United States fell to the lowest level in 19 years during 2013, according to the latest trade scorecard kept by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
BC Premier Making LNG Sales Calls in Asia
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark was to embark Friday on her fifth overseas trade mission to court Asian customers for liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal projects on her province’s Pacific Coast.
LNG Canada Picks Site for Export Terminal
The second-biggest Canadian contender to break into the overseas trade in liquefied natural gas (LNG) has picked a site for its entry in the long lineup of proposals to build export terminals on the Pacific Coast of British Columbia.
U.S. Gas Exports to Canada Climb While Southbound Flow Shrinks
The new pattern of the North American natural gas trade is staying entrenched as northbound flows from the United States hold their gains, while southbound exports from Canada continue to shrink.
Canadian Regulator OKs U.S.-to-Canada Capacity Expansion
Partial approval was granted Friday to the first in a planned series of additions to the northbound freeway for growing U.S. natural gas exports to central Canada.
Seasonal, Regional Price Impact from Marcellus Spreading to Western Canada, Says Raymond James
A seismic shift in the Northeast natural gas market likely will lead to substantial and broad-based seasonal price differentials all the way to Western Canada, Raymond James Inc. analysts said Monday.