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Natural gas storage — which during the energy marketer heyday was frequently described as an asset to be optimized — has come full circle, back to its pre-New York Mercantile Exchange roots, a storage development executive told NGI.

Natural gas storage — which during the energy marketer heyday was frequently described as an asset to be optimized — has come full circle, back to its pre-New York Mercantile Exchange roots, a storage development executive told NGI.

Things aren’t always what they seem. What starts as a natural gas play can become an oil/gas liquids play. Sometimes the best thing to do is circle back to your roots. But it’s important to always know where you are, especially when you’re in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.

Things aren’t always what they seem. What starts as a natural gas play can become an oil/gas liquids play. Sometimes the best thing to do is circle back to your roots. But it’s important to always know where you are, especially when you’re in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.

Things aren’t always what they seem. What starts as a natural gas play can become an oil/gas liquids play. Sometimes the best thing to do is circle back to your roots. But it’s important to always know where you are, especially when you’re in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.

Lawyers are beginning to circle following SemGroup LP’s Tuesday bankruptcy filing after the company racked up a reported $3.2 billion in trading losses on the New York Mercantile Exchange and over-the-counter energy derivative markets.

What a difference a week can make. After putting in an $8.210 regular-session high on Monday, July natural gas futures came full circle by Friday in reaching a low of $7.650 before settling at $7.663, down 16.2 cents on the day and 21.5 cents lower for the week.

Some producers circle the globe looking for reserves, but Fort Worth-based XTO Energy Inc. has found one of the hottest gas plays going right in its own backyard.

The scandal that rocked the energy trading world and defined “off balance sheet transactions” comes full circle Monday, Jan. 30, 2006 when former Enron Corp. Chairman Kenneth Lay and former CEO Jeffrey Skilling begin their long-awaited trial in Houston. An estimated 200 million pages of documents have been submitted, 300 potential witnesses may be called to testify, and prosecutors have named more than 100 co-conspirators in a trial expected to last up to four months.