Generally minor softness has lasted only one day this week so far, as a large majority of locations resumed climbs Thursday that once again were mostly in single digits. Patches of snow and rain stretched from the Rockies to the Northeast and snow was even expected to reach the panhandles of Oklahoma and Texas by Friday. Subfreezing lows will become more frequent at least through Friday before many areas begin to warm again.
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GOM June Rig Dayrate Climbs 7% from May, Up 5% from ’02
The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) saw its offshore drilling rig dayrate climb 7.2% from May to June and 5.1% over last year, according to the latest Summary of Current Offshore Rig Economics, or SCORE, for June 2003. SCORE, compiled by oil and gas drilling contractor GlobalSantaFe Corp., reported that worldwide, SCORE was up 3.0% from the previous month.
July 22, 2003
Death Toll from Toronto Gas Explosion Climbs to 7
The death toll has climbed to seven following the rupture of a natural gas distribution pipeline outside of a small strip mall in Toronto last Thursday, according to the Toronto Fire Marshal’s Office.
April 29, 2003
Cash Climbs 10-20 Cents on Storm Impact, Futures’ Coattails
Pulled higher by the momentum in the futures market and some lingering effects of the 2.1 Bcf/d in temporary production curtailments in the Gulf of Mexico late last week because of formerly Tropical Storm Hanna, cash prices bounded 10-20 cents higher Monday and ended on a relatively strong note at most locations outside the Rockies.
September 17, 2002
Duke Climbs to Top NGL Spot with UPFuels Deal
Duke Energy Field Services became the top NGL producer in thecountry and the second largest gas marketer with completion of itspurchase of UPFuels, and Union Pacific Resources’ marketingoperations for $1.35 billion.
April 5, 1999
Duke Climbs to Top NGL Spot with UPFuels Deal
Duke Energy Field Services becomes the top NGL producer in thecountry and the second largest gas marketer with completion of itspurchase of UPFuels, and Union Pacific Resources’ marketingoperations for $1.35 billion.
April 1, 1999
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