A North Dakota exploration and production (E&P) task force on Wednesday outlined plans to slash the amounts of associated, or flared, natural gas over the next six years to as little as 10% from the current levels of more than 30%.
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North Dakota Weighs Action on Oil, Gas Impacts
The three-member North Dakota Industrial Commission, including Gov. Jack Dalrymple, which oversees oil and natural gas operations in the state, on Wednesday directed commission staff to come up with mitigation plans to protect vulnerable areas from exploration and production (E&P) impacts.
Railroad Commission of Texas to Hire In-House Seismologist
The Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) said it plans to hire an in-house seismologist, presumably to study the seismic events that have occurred in the Barnett Shale in North Texas and the Eagle Ford Shale in the southern part of the state.
‘Ghosts of FERC Past’ Recall How They Shaped the Gas, Power Markets
At FERC’s 1,000th meeting Thursday, former commissioners who had a major hand in opening both the natural gas and electricity markets to competition, reminisced about how the agency has evolved from a relatively obscure regulator to one that is at the center of domestic energy delivery.
Northern Natural’s Nebraska, Iowa Expansion Gets Environmental Nod
FERC on Tuesday issued a favorable environmental assessment (EA) of Northern Natural Gas Co.’s West Leg 2014 Expansion Project in Nebraska and Iowa.
FERC Rakes in $304M in Civil Penalties in FY13
FERC’s Office of Enforcement (OE) said Thursday it raked in $304 million in civil penalties and almost $141 million in unjust profits that included the largest penalty ever assessed by the agency in settlements during the current fiscal year.
Wyoming’s Mead Says Trailblazer Changes Harmful to State, Nation
Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead and the Wyoming Pipeline Authority (WPA) have called on FERC to reject Trailblazer Pipeline Co. LLC’s proposed revisions to its natural gas quality standards, saying they would be not only harmful to the state but the rest of the nation as well.
Arkansas Regulator Seen as Front Runner for FERC Chairman
Colette D. Honorable “is very confirmable,” said an industry spokeswoman.
BP: FERC Has Failed to Prove Market Manipulation
BP and affiliates have urged the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to dismiss allegations that they gamed the financial and physical energy markets.
FERC OKs EQT Expansion in Southwestern Pennsylvania
EQT Gathering LLC’s request for a limited certificate to provide jurisdictional compression service through the nonjurisdictional Derry Compressor Station planned for Westmoreland County, PA, has been given the green light by FERC. Commissioners also approved a waiver of all filing and reporting requirements that would otherwise apply as a result of EQT providing interstate service.