Challenge

Describing operations in picked-over natural gas fields at home as a case of “managing decline,” Canada’s seventh-ranked producer has set out to expand in international liquefied natural gas development in order to maintain and increase sales to the United States.

A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, last week rejected a small producer’s petition for review of a FERC order that permitted a neighboring natural gas pipeline operator to expand its underground storage facility onto the producer’s property, effectively stripping it of its interest in the land.

A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, rejected a small producer’s petition for review of a FERC order that permitted a neighboring natural gas pipeline operator to expand its underground storage facility onto the producer’s property, effectively taking away its interest in the land.

Energy is the “biggest single challenge for the next few decades,” but because fewer graduates are entering the field, the next generation needs to be inspired with a sense of mission to “save the world,” a Nobel Prize winning scientist said Tuesday during a Global Energy Management Institute (GEMI) forum at the University of Houston.

Energy is the “biggest single challenge for the next few decades,” but because fewer graduates are entering the field, the next generation needs to be inspired with a sense of mission to “save the world,” a Nobel Prize winning scientist said Tuesday during a Global Energy Management Institute (GEMI) forum at the University of Houston.

North America’s apparent dwindling natural gas reserves pose a long-term challenge, but continued price volatility, contractual uncertainty and growing political pressure for regulators to “do something” also have to be addressed to restore confidence in the marketplace, an industry panel concluded Thursday.

North America’s apparent dwindling natural gas reserves pose a long-term challenge, but continued price volatility, contractual uncertainty and growing political pressure for regulators to “do something” also have to be addressed to restore confidence in the marketplace, an industry panel concluded Thursday.

Natural gas producers last week called on FERC to reject a Tennessee Gas Pipeline proposal that they said would more than triple penalties for a certain class of shippers who violates “Action Alert” operational flow orders (OFOs) issued by the pipeline.

Natural gas producers have called on FERC to reject a Tennessee Gas Pipeline proposal that they said would more than triple the penalties for certain shippers who violate “Action Alert” operational flow orders (OFOs) issued by the pipeline.