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Industry Brief

The Appalachian region of southeastern Ohio provides supply chain companies with cost-effective and easy access to all of the states involved in the Marcellus and Utica shales, “while maximizing return on investment now and over the life of the shale gas reserves,” according to a white paper by the Ohio Business Development Coalition (OBDC). The state “is the ideal location” for Tier I and II suppliers to the shale gas industry, “offering a central location, logistics infrastructures, a skilled workforce and a favorable state tax structure,” according to the OBDC. Among the tax benefits touted by OBDC: Ohio does not tax products and services sold to customers outside the state.

October 6, 2011

West Virginia Officials: Cracker Would Bring Thousands of Jobs

Thousands of jobs would be created in West Virginia if a thermal cracker facility was built to process ethane gas from Marcellus Shale drilling, state officials said Wednesday.

May 6, 2011

Weak Gas Prices Fail to Slow Marcellus Producers, Says Williams

Activity in the Marcellus Shale hasn’t declined even in the face of weak natural gas prices, a Williams Cos. executive said Thursday.

November 1, 2010

Excelerate Pursuing Floating Liquefaction

Excelerate Energy’s niche in the natural gas supply chain puts it in good standing as it attempts to carve out a place in the emerging world of floating natural gas liquefaction, or floating LNG (FLNG), Anthony Schiller, Excelerate director of upstream development, told NGI.

November 17, 2008

Excelerate Energy Pursuing Floating Liquefaction Opportunities

Excelerate Energy’s niche in the natural gas supply chain puts it in good standing as it attempts to carve out a place in the emerging world of floating natural gas liquefaction, or floating LNG (FLNG), Anthony Schiller, Excelerate director of upstream development, told NGI.

November 11, 2008

Analysts: Offshore Liquefaction Offers Tap for Stranded Gas

With liquefaction — not regasification — recognized as the choke point in the supply chain for liquefied natural gas (LNG), a number of companies are looking at developing offshore liquefaction. Benefits of offshore versus onshore liquefaction are lower costs and quicker construction, according to a research note from Citigroup Global Markets.

April 21, 2008

Analysts: Offshore Liquefaction Offers Tap for Stranded Gas

With liquefaction — not regasification — recognized as the choke point in the supply chain for liquefied natural gas (LNG) a number of companies are looking at developing offshore liquefaction. Benefits of offshore versus onshore liquefaction are lower costs and quicker construction, according to a research note from Citigroup Global Markets.

April 21, 2008

GasMart Brings Natural Gas Market Network Center to Chicago

Natural gas buyers, from metals companies to food and paper processing conglomerates, power generators and some of the largest chain stores, all will be attending the GasMart 2007 conference hosted by Intelligence Press Inc. (IPI) in the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place Hotel in downtown Chicago, May 9-11. This 21st annual event features an all-new focus on its exclusive Market Network Center where buyers and sellers meet.

February 19, 2007

GasMart Brings Natural Gas Market Network Center to Chicago

Natural gas buyers, from metals companies to food and paper processing conglomerates, and some of the largest chain stores, will be attending the GasMart 2007 conference hosted by Intelligence Press Inc. (IPI) in the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place Hotel in downtown Chicago, May 9-11. This 21st annual event features an all-new focus on its exclusive Market Network Center where buyers and sellers meet.

February 13, 2007

NE Distributors to Switch Purchase Point for Canadian Gas to Dawn, ON

This isn’t your old natural gas supply chain. That was the message inherent in the plans by a main Northeast U.S. buying consortium to switch its point of purchase from Alberta to the Dawn, ON, hub when its 15-year contracts run out this fall. And, by the way, there won’t be any more 15-year contracts either.

January 23, 2006